In 2015, sculptor Pere Moles installed his work “Estripagecs” in the Natural Park of the Sorteny Valley as a window to admire the Andorran mountain peaks. His work features iron bars that were used to protect windows in rural houses against burglars and it has now become a symbol of the village of Ordino. This...
Nestled in the middle of the Pyrenees with more than 300 km of ski slopes it seems impossible not to think of Andorra as the ultimate winter holiday destination. However, when ski season is over, and the tens of peaks of over 2,000 meters high are no longer covered in snow, there are still many...
Even though the snow season has ended, Andorra is still very vibrant. There is so much to do in the Principality throughout the year! Here is an idea how to enjoy your getaway to Andorra. If you haven’t followed a historical route discovering the small medieval villages full of charm and the charming and eye-catching...
Taking a trip with the one you love is the perfect way to let go of all the stress from work and hustle and bustle of the city. Celebrate your love! If you’re thinking about taking a break from the daily routine to enjoy a romantic getaway, we think that Andorra is your answer. This...
Take the opportunity this Easter to enjoy the last days of the ski season in Andorra. But remember, the Principality has much more to offer than just skiing. You can take a cross-country skiing excursion or take a snowmobile, sleigh or bicycle ride. Or you can go into the mountains for a hike or other...
At just 15 km from the principality’s capital Andorra la Vella, in the parish Sant Julià de Lòria, you can find adventure park Naturlandia and Tobotronc, the world’s longest Alpine toboggan. Set in the middle of a forest, the park covers 800 hectares at 2,000 m above sea level with different activities and adventures for...
