What to see in Andorra: 6 must-sees
Discover what to see in Andorra: 6 must-see destinations, from Sorteny Valley to Casa de la Vall. Predominantly entertainment and national park; each entry includes the best time to visit and the link to its official source.
Entertainment(2)
Relax in Europe's largest thermal spa, 18,000 m² of thermal waters where pools, hammams and treatments create an oasis of well-being. Waters at 36°C with 26 thermal baths and views of the Pyrenees. Enjoy adventure and entertainment activities where excitement, scenery and fun create a lasting memory. Adrenaline, fun and memories to last a lifetime.
Glide down the 91 km of slopes at Vallnord, in La Massana, home to 30 cable cars, a freestyle halfpipe and slopes with views of Andorra's Pyrenean peaks. Off the slopes you can try adventure activities designed for families and groups, with options for different levels. Between runs, stop at the resort's terraces to recharge before heading back up to the upper reaches of the ski area.
National Park(1)
Explore the 10.8 km² of Sorteny Natural Park in the parish of Ordino, where 700 plant species grow and around 100 bird species can be spotted among beech woods. Follow the trails that climb toward waterfalls, mountain lakes and natural viewpoints, and use binoculars to watch the chamois and marmots that inhabit these Pyrenean valleys. The access area, with parking and trails signposted by difficulty, lets you choose between gentle walks along the river and demanding ascents to the mountain passes.
Monument(1)
Explore the 16th-century stone house that housed the General Council of the Valleys from 1580 until 2011, where the seven representatives of each valley governed Europe's smallest nation. Museum of Andorran history and traditions. Behold the monument that tells centuries of history and culture. Walk through its structures, admire the architectural details and discover the history held within its stones.
Natural(1)
Explore Coma Pedrosa, Andorra's highest peak at 2,942 meters, in the parish of La Massana. The full ascent takes about 6 hours and passes waterfalls, glacial lakes and mountain huts where you can take a break. Along the way you can spot marmots, chamois and bearded vultures over the alpine pastures. From the summit, the view takes in the Andorran valleys and neighboring peaks. Wear mountain footwear and carry enough water, as the elevation gain and rocky terrain require good physical fitness.
Religious(1)
Visit Andorra's most important pilgrimage temple, rebuilt by Ricardo Bofill in 1993 after a fire. Contemporary architecture and religious tradition. Visit the sacred temple where spirituality, architecture and history create a space of peace and reflection. Admire the architectural details and feel the connection with the transcendent.
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