63rd Stuttgart Antiquarian Book Fair 23–25 January 2026 – Schillersaal and Schiller Foyer Liederhalle Culture and Congress Centre, Berliner Platz 1–3 70174 Stuttgart
You can find us at stand 49.
Jeschke Jádi invites you to Stuttgart
Immerse yourself in the world of books, art and graphic design!
Two fairs, one goal: a shared passion for books –
with free admission to the Stuttgart Antiquarian Book Fair and Antiquaria in Ludwigsburg.
The 63rd Stuttgart Antiquarian Book Fair will take place from 23 to 25 January 2026 in the Schillersaal of the Liederhalle Stuttgart and invites you 72 antiquarian bookshops and art dealers from 11 countries will be presenting not only rare books, precious prints and important manuscripts, but also extraordinary prints, hand drawings, artists' books and photographs. Whether you are a passionate collector, a curious beginner or simply a lover of beautiful things, here you can experience the interplay of book art and culture up close. The fair is a place of wonder, exchange and genuine discovery – right in the cultural heart of Stuttgart.
The surroundings also contribute to making the fair an experience: the Liederhalle Stuttgart, centrally located in the cultural quarter, offers a stylish ambience with its elegant architecture, in which the exhibits unfold their special effect. The fair is traditionally accompanied by lectures, presentations and meetings that invite visitors to delve deeper into individual topics.
You can find us at Stand 49. And we look forward to welcoming you in person!
Secure your free ticket now! Admission to the Stuttgart Antiquarian Book Fair is free in 2026 – and with the same free ticket, you can also visit Antiquaria Ludwigsburg, which takes place from 22 to 24 January 2026 in the Musikhalle Ludwigsburg. This makes both events a special double event for book, art and culture lovers.
Antiquaria Ludwigsburg – a second place of discovery. The Antiquaria inspires with its own character: lively, diverse and inspiring. Among historical books, artists' books and original graphic works, antiquarian booksellers, galleries and art dealers come together – making Ludwigsburg a meeting place for collectors and culture lovers alike.
https://www.antiquariatsmessestuttgart.com/
https://antiquaria-ludwigsburg.de/
Joint opening event of Antiquaria with the Antiquarian Book Fair Stuttgart at the Literaturhaus Stuttgart
Zehntausend Bücher, auf jedem hockte ein Gespenst … Vom unwiderstehlichen Reiz einer Buchhandlung, von den Lockrufen eines Antiquariats und vom (Un-)Glück des Lesens
Dienstag, 13. Januar 2026, 19.30 Uhr,
Literaturhaus Stuttgart, Breitscheidstraße 4
Rainer Moritz is an author, literary critic and translator. He was director of the Literaturhaus Hamburg for twenty years. Above all, he is a man who has been fascinated by books of all kinds since childhood. He has written about this frequently, for example in Die schönsten Buchhandlungen Europas (The Most Beautiful Bookshops in Europe), Leseparadiese. Liebeserklärung an die Buchhandlung (Reading Paradises: A Declaration of Love to Bookshops) and Das Buch zum Buch (The Book About Books), and he will now be talking about this. His entertaining lecture recounts his most memorable experiences in bookshops and antiquarian bookshops, treasures he has unearthed, strange ghosts sitting on books, and, last but not least, the very special people who, to this day, are not afraid to run a bookshop or an antiquarian bookshop.A joint event organised by Antiquaria Ludwigsburg and the Stuttgart Antiquarian Book Fair in cooperation with the Literaturhaus Stuttgart.Admission: €14/€12/€7 Tickets available online at www.literaturhaus-stuttgart.de, at reservix advance booking offices (0761-888 499 99) and at the bookshop & Büchergilde in the Literaturhaus.