KRAL Berndorf

About KRAL Berndorf

KRAL on J.-F.-Kennedy-Platz in Berndorf is a bookshop, stationery shop and post office partner in one: two floors with office and school supplies, gifts, tableware and regional delicacies, plus the adjoining bookshop. According to the business, Anton Kral founded the shop in 1923, and Robert Ivancich took over in 1991.

What the shop offers

• Writing and office: stationery, paper goods, wrapping paper and greeting cards, brands such as Lamy, Faber-Castell, Pelikan, Staedtler and Paperblanks
• School: school supplies, school bags and school backpacks, including from Ergobag
• Gifts: gift items, leather goods and suitcases, lifestyle and home items
• Tableware: a dedicated department since 2020, with brands including Berndorf cutlery, Seltmann and Riess
• KRAL Genuss: vinegars, oils, barbecue sauces and schnapps, plus a tasting event once a year

Books and KRAL Verlag

The bookshop has existed in its current form since 2020. Books can also be ordered via the online shop kral-buch.at; according to the website, titles in stock are ready for collection two days later or are sent by post. The building is also home to KRAL Verlag, the publishing house Robert Ivancich founded in the early 2000s. It began with books from Berndorf and the Triestingtal; today one focus is a series of hiking and excursion guides that extends beyond Lower Austria. There are also history titles, illustrated books and the series "9 Plätze 9 Schätze" accompanying the ORF programme.

Services

• Post: sending and collecting letters and parcels, payments
• School list: hand in your list and the team puts everything together. Every year in February there is a school bag exhibition where you can try them out and order.
• For schools: class orders at special rates, delivered directly to the school on request
• Celebrations: christening and wedding candles with lettering, wedding lists, birthday boxes, vouchers and filled helium balloons
• Companies: office supplies via büroprofi with more than 30,000 stock items

The managing director is Elisabeth Ivancich, and the branch is managed by Michaela Rumpler.

Automatically translated from German.

Compiled by our editorial team.