Best places: Tourist Attractions in Andorra

👍👍 A place to enjoy nature. It is truly worth the effort. The weather was great when we went up there with a cool summer breeze. We even had a dip in one of the lakes.

👍👍 Lovely morning in the gardens. Twisty roads to get there. Once there on street parking is available on a quiet road. Plenty to see for the little ones.

1,080-ha. park offering hiking trails through picturesque alpine terrain with diverse flora & fauna.

Riverside, surrealist bronze sculpture by artist Salvador Dalí, featuring a melting clock & angels.

👍👍 Incomparable place. The guides are very attentive and professional. Totally recommendable Nature everywhere very careful, well marked trails

👍👍 Great scenery! It is better to buy a ticket beforehand but you can buy it online at the spot, WiFi pass is 12345678 There is quite a walk from the parking spot approx for 15-20 min, but not stiff Is open from June to November The bridge can be accessed by the bus from Canillo or by car , which is...

Built in the 11th–12th centuries, this Romaneseque church has a stucco Christ & a medieval cemetery.

Suspended platform with glass panels in the floor & views over mountain peaks, valleys & villages.

Resort with ski slopes for all levels & freeride areas, plus a zip line & an alpine coaster.

Rugged national park offering scenic hiking routes to high mountain huts & restored shepherd cabins.

City green space along a river offering playgrounds & ponds along with walking paths & a bar/eatery.

Serene stone chapel with a replica of an ancient shrine that burned down in the 1970s.

👍👍 The avalanche room has been our second scape and we have loved it. We went 3 and we had a great time. Totally recommended. The game master who attended us very nice. Once inside we freak out with the rooms, they are super well done and you get into the paper in zero comma! Atmosphere and effects ve...

Modest ski resort with summer mountain-biking & a lodge serving gourmet cuisine.

Charming stone footbridge from the late Middle Ages in a picturesque, natural setting.

👍👍 Rec del Sola is a great way to see Andorra la Vella from above and away from the streets. It follows a stone path high above the city offering unrivalled views of the city and valley. It isn't a steep path, although the climb to the path from the city below can be steep. If you walk from the start t...

👍👍 Gorgeous little church with a stunning view of Andorra la Vella and the valley! Not a very difficult climb up, it’s easier to follow the road but be careful as there sometimes isn’t a footpath (although it’s a quiet road). One very nice little perk particularly for solo travellers is that there is a...

Iconic 1500s building with guided tours, used for the Andorran government from 1701 to 2011.

Small stone church dating to the 9th century CE, featuring a 12th-century tower & murals.

👍 Experience to repeat