Germany did not disappoint when it came to stationery which worked out well as it was my last country and I had some luggage weight left…

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While in Germany I went to Munich and then Germany, both had some great stationery shops & book shops with large stationery departments.

Munich

I wasn’t that impressed with Munich itself… except when it came to stationery shopping.

Schreibmayr

When I saw the outside of this shop I thought it wouldn’t have much and would be super expensive. It actually had a lot of stationery and wasn’t too badly priced.

I purchased a Cedron dot grid notebook (12.90 euro) and a Legami dot grid notebook (15.45 euro)

Magazin

This shop didn’t have much stationery but it did have the Nuuna dot grid notebook. It was expensive (22.90 euro) but since I’ve recieved a few reader requests I splurged and bought it. FYI the dots in the Nuuna are only 3mm apart not the usual 5mm that’s in most dot grid notebooks.

Muji

I’ve been to a few Muji shops on my last trip to Europe. Most of the stuff was the same as I’d seen the year before. The only thing I bought was a dual ended highlighter (chisel and fine tip). It’s a nice highlighter but I wouldn’t buy again – there’s plenty of dual tip highlighters that are just as good for a cheaper price.

New (to me anyway) rainbow brush pens:

They had some dated planners but they were too plain and expensive so I didn’t get any.

Address: Kardinal-Faulhaber-Straße 11, 80333 München, Germany

Oberammergau

You may be wondering why this tiny little town makes it to the list. It was part of a day tour I did to Neuswanstein Castle from Munich.

I randomly stumbled upon a stationery / gift / book shop and found 2 nice dot grid notebooks. When I asked if one of the notebooks that was vacuum sealed wrapped in plastic lay flat, the store owner went and removed the plastic wrapping so I could see for myself!

I almost bought this notebook but there was only a few days left in the trip by this point and Mum finally put her foot down – to be fair I’d snuck about 10 notebooks into her suitcase by that point… (thanks Mum!)

I purchased 2 different styles of dot grid notebooks by this brand myNOTES.

Address: Right near the Passionstheater

Buch und Bürobedarf Schwarz Bookshop

Devrientweg 3, 82487 Oberammergau, Germany

Frankfurt

Frankfurt itself doesn’t have much to see and do but it did have a few stationery shops!

Papier Kramer

This shop had tons of planners, bullet journals, pens and cute gift wrapping stuff like washi tape. Everything was quite expensive though.

This washi tape is so cute but it was more than 4 euro! No thank you…

Address: Liebfrauenstraße 1-3, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

KAUT-BULLINGER Büro-Fachgeschäft

This shop had tons of stationery! If you can only make it to one of the shops in Frankfurt on this list, make it this one. This shop has multiple floors with the stationery scattered across multiple levels.

Just when you thought you’d seen pineapple anything and everything.. you can now buy pineapple snow globes

Address: Steinweg 12, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Faber-Castell

I’m including this on the list just so you know that it exists, but I didn’t even bother going in – the whole shop was just expensive pens.

Address: Steinweg 12, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Tedi

This was a random junk shop where I had some time and thought what the heck I’ll take a look. I randomly found a planner for 3 euro! It’s a dated planner but in the style of bullet journal with pages in a hand-drawn / sketched look.

I was tempted to get this bullet journal because it was cheap and had a wide page size, but I really hated the floral cover so didn’t get it.

I do regret not buying these pastel markers. I have the rainbow version and really like them for underlining but they tend to bleed through – maybe these pastel ones won’t bleed through.

Hema

Hema shops are all over Europe. I’d already been to a few earlier in the trip so didn’t take many pictures in the one in Frankfurt. They have an assortment of affordable notebooks in various sizes, stationery like pens, highlighters, paper clips etc.

Read more: Favorite stationery shops in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Address: Zeil 115, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Paperchase

They don’t have a standalone shop but you can find Paperchase products in the stationery section of the Karstadt department store. I’d already been to a few Paperchase and they have the same stock so I didn’t take any photos of the one in Frankfurt.

Address: Karstadt, Zeil 90, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany (on the main pedestrian shopping mall in Frankfurt, near the MyZeil shopping centre)

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