The best bookshops Pyrénées-Orientales

The Fnac is in what was once the great store «Les Dames de France», crowned with a beautiful dome. The Monument scored its 158 years in 2014. On two levels, Fnac offers library, multimedia, photo works, show box, etc. A multidisciplinary sign that is almost useless to present, we are sure you already know. Reception and advice are a constant at Fnac.

All the main names of the contemporary BD are present and, next to the new books, a radius, smaller for the used comics. If you are looking for a particular author or album, please do not hesitate to ask Jean-François and Olivier, they have been there for 15 years and the BD is their idleness. Regularly you can meet the authors and designers during the signatures. The Petit in the Bulle is a small, small and small tirage, signed by their author, and offered to you during the publication of the album.

Founded in 1945, this is the emblematic address for book lovers. With 600 m² spread over two floors, the Torcatis bookshop offers customers a choice of 50,000 references. Here, everything is nooks and crannies, with shelves of books guiding you from aisle to aisle. Always up to date, the bookshop has a website where you can follow meetings, debates and book signings, as well as buy physical or digital books. The Torcatis bookshop is a guarantee of choice, competence, advice, boldness and a friendly ear.

The department's only bookshop specializing in books in and about Catalan, in other words the reference in the field, has been in Perpignan for over 30 years. Joan-Miquel, a Catalan culture enthusiast and bookseller, will provide you with information on the two Catalan regions. His shop window and small Catalan-speaking area present 7,000 titles a year in Catalan and French. In the store and online, you'll find many bilingual books, French and Catalan, dictionaries and learning materials, CDs, DVDs, vinyl and games.

A space of 150 m², a real kingdom of mushrooms, and also of nature. Mushrooms in all their forms and culinary preparations, but also a literary space with books on botanical identification, health, fairy tales and castles... Every morning, before the shop opens, Delphine goes out to collect the mycological species that she presents in her mushroom exhibition. An original concept that the Futé loves!

Le Presse Papier is one of those shops that are a pleasure to see at a time when many are disappearing, swallowed up by mass distribution. Literature, detective stories, science fiction, romance novels, you can find everything and if the book you really want is not there, it arrives in a few days. Young parents will appreciate the beautiful children's section, and nerds will appreciate the collection of classics. And the little extra that makes the difference is that there is a real bookseller with whom you can talk for hours. Long live sharing and culture!

Already the name of the bookshop has something surreal about it. We like Jean-Luc and his books before entering. The place is not very big but you can find everything, we particularly liked the film and photography section, which is full of real nuggets. The difference between a bookstore and a book department in a supermarket is a bit like the difference between a hot spot and a bakery. In a bookstore, as in a bakery, you are dealing with someone who knows his or her job and will always be happy to give advice!

At the entrance, the best-selling novels and local authors are prominently displayed. Upstairs, everything related to human sciences, law, economics, management, fine arts, architecture, photography, dictionaries and school books. The staff is always at your disposal, with a rather attractive stationery section and well-chosen articles. Book signings, reading workshops, writing workshops, creative workshops, speed-booking meetings... Cajelice is full of ideas.