This tiny principality nestled in the heart of the Pyrenees, between France and Spain has just the right recipe for a fun holiday. It is a cultural treasure trove, although the traditions and language are oure Catalan. Andorra's valuable natural resource, heavy winter snow for about six months of a year has made it a skiing heaven.
With plenty of events and 'village festivals' in the many hamlets, you can get a taste of the exuberant Andorran culture. La Seu d'Urgell, a lively Spanish town, Cathedral de Santa Maria, an outstanding Romanesque structure or the Museu Diocesà make great sightseeing.
Language: Catalan.
Currency: Andorran franc (FF) and peseta (pta)
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- Casa de la Vall
- Andorra la Vella-Capital city Casa de la Vall (House of the Valley is the pride of the valley or Set Panys (Chest of the Seven Locks).
- Caldea- a complex of pools, hot tubs and saunas fed by natural thermal springs. Go for a hydromassage or a dip in the Turkish baths.
- Llorts -set amidst fields of tobacco, lakes and pristine mountains, it’s a great hiking spot.
- Toulouse - See the Place du Capitole (City Square), Vieux Quartier (Old Quarter) and the best nightlife in the region.
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