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Places to visit Andorra+

  • Andorra

  • Andorre La Veille

    Andorra la Vella is the capital city of the principality of Andorra. It is the nicest city in the country for shopping and strolling around in the streets of the old town.

    Explore Andorre La Veille

  • Arinsal

    With Ordino, Anyos, and Pal, Arinsal is one of the few villages to have preserved some degree of authentic charm and to have resisted the invasion of huge hotels, mass tourism, and the incessant comings

    Explore Arinsal

In brief+

Weekly budget
£unconfirmed
Flight budget
£unconfirmed
Flight duration
 
Time difference
Summer/Winter
Visa
No
Vaccinations
No
Currency
Euro
Language(s)
catalan,
French,
Spanish

Overview

Andorra

Wedged between France and Spain, the Principality of Andorra benefits from its advantageous geographic location on the eastern slopes of the Pyrenean Mountains. It is therefore almost pointless to start enumerating the large variety of activities you can do here, in both summer and winter. Several traditional events take place the whole year round - an opportunity for the Andorrans to show off their colourful traditional attire. For lovers of exquisite cuisine, the culinary art of Andorra is an unmatchable mixture of French and Spanish flavours. The tourism authority has organised a yearly culinary festival, which takes place in autumn.

pros

  •  Prices are 15 to 50 % lower than in the UK.
  •  It is quite easy accommodate yourself and eat at decent prices.
  •  The heritage of the Principality of Andorra offers a rich variety of Roman Churches which are in a remarkably good state.

cons

  •  There is no other way of accessing the country except by road, and traffic jams can be a problem.
  •  Sometimes visitors are left with the impression of being in a giant supermarket.

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Country Guide

Andorra Andorra, All you need to know!

Our Editorial team's advice

The sale of co-owned holiday apartments has proved a great success in Andorra. Therefore, it is not rare to be approached by salesmen on the street. They can sometimes be very insistent and even aggressive at times. Do not give up under the pressure of their offers (which are sometimes strikingly attractive) and, if you are not interested, reject them firmly.
Do not forget to be cautious while in mountain areas. In case of an accident, dial the emergancy phone number 112.
The quota of tax-free products is limited per person. If you decide to ignore that quota, it is entirely at your risk as customs are very vigilant in this region.

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