The first day is devoted to one of the capital's most important buildings: the Casa de la Vall. This building embodies all the codes of Andorran civil architecture and is also one of the Principality's most symbolic and distinctive monuments. Built in 1580, this ancient house served as the residence of the Busquets family until 1702, when it became the seat of Andorra's General Council.
            
        
        
                                            
                        
                    
        
            
        
        
            
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