Camprodon's Anglada Bookstore Receives National Award for its Centenary Trajectory

The Generalitat de Catalunya recognizes the establishment for its contribution to local commerce and the municipality's cultural life.

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The Anglada Bookstore in Camprodon has been honored with a National Award for Centenary Commercial Establishments, presented by the Generalitat de Catalunya, recognizing its historical trajectory and contribution to local commerce.

The award ceremony took place on Thursday, November 12, at the Palau de la Generalitat, as part of the National Commerce Awards and Centenary Commercial Establishments Awards, which celebrate the work and history of commercial establishments across Catalonia.
The distinction was accepted by the bookstore's owner, Montse Anglada, who expressed her satisfaction and emotion for this recognition of a century-long journey linked to the commercial and cultural life of Camprodon.
The event was presided over by the president of the Generalitat de Catalunya, Salvador Illa, and attended by the Minister of Business and Labor, Miquel Sàmper, as well as the mayor of Camprodon and Government delegate in Girona, Xavier Guitart.
The Camprodon City Council extends its congratulations to Montse Anglada and the entire Anglada Bookstore family for this well-deserved award, highlighting its value not only for the history and perseverance of a centenary establishment but also for the fundamental role of local commerce in the economic, social, and cultural revitalization of the municipality.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Camprodon (13/11/2026)