Andorra has many places where you can be active while surrounded by nature. Whatever trail you follow, everywhere in the principality you’ll find mountains, valleys, rivers, forests and glacial lakes. Enjoy the postcard-worthy views and imagine what this part of the world looked like in the past. The high Andorran mountains have hundreds of lake...
Andorra is hosting the top-level alpine ski competition FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup, launched more than 50 years ago. The event takes place March 11-17. Almost 5 months after the start of the season, the world’s top 25 male and female skiers will slide down the slopes of Grandvalira de Soldeu-El Tarter to compete...
One very convenient way to discover the main sites of interest in Andorra is to hop onto the Tourism Bus. Between early June and the end of October, this bus offers 6 different itineraries and allows people to get around to all the parishes in the country, which they can explore by theme: Romanesque art,...
Beyond the shops, hotels, restaurants, ski resorts and tourist attractions, winter in Andorra boasts an assorted calendar of holidays and traditions, including the delicious stew festivals known as the Escudelles de Sant Antoni and Escudelles de Sant Sebastià. Hence, during the last two weeks of January, Escudella stew festivals are held by the parishes of...
