Things to do in Andorra

Carve turns on over 200 km of slopes in the largest ski area of the Pyrenees, with linked villages and high-altitude terrains.

Step inside Andorra’s original 1580s parliament building, now a museum filled with centuries-old wooden furnishings and courtroom murals.

Trek through a UNESCO-listed glacial valley of untouched forests, stone shepherd huts and dramatic peaks, a peaceful escape from the modern world.

Soak in Europe’s largest mountain spa beneath a glass spire, with thermal lagoons, saunas and outdoor jacuzzis overlooking the Pyrenees.

Stroll Andorra’s main shopping boulevard lined with fashion boutiques, electronics stores and perfume shops, all tax-free.

Follow a high-mountain trail past three turquoise glacial lakes in a cirque of rugged peaks, with views stretching into France and Spain.

Admire a beautifully preserved 11th-century Romanesque stone church with a slender bell tower and original wooden interior.

Dine in a converted stone barn serving traditional Andorran dishes like grilled meats and wild mushroom stews beside a crackling fire.

Wind up to 2,408 metres on an exposed seasonal road with jaw-dropping Pyrenean panoramas, one of the highest paved passes in the Pyrenees.

See a collection of over 80 vintage cars, motorbikes and bicycles tracing the evolution of road transport in a sleek modern space.

Lose yourself in cobbled lanes of stone houses with flower‑draped balconies, a perfectly preserved mountain village atmosphere.

Party or sip a hot chocolate at high‑altitude bars and clubs buzzing with skiers straight off the slopes until late.

Visit a 12th‑century Romanesque church in the capital with a striking Lombard bell tower and serene interior frescoes.

Follow a historic iron‑mining trail dotted with old forges and impressive rock formations, then taste local cheese in a mountain hut.

Discover a rare pre-Romanesque nave and iconic round bell tower, one of Andorra’s most photogenic religious monuments.

Tramp through silent snowy forests and frozen meadows in a picture‑perfect glacial valley beneath the sharp peaks of the eastern Pyrenees.

Soar up from town to the Pal ski area in minutes, unlocking hiking trails and mountain bike descents with panoramic views of the valley.

Browse a quirky collection of Andorran stamps and postal artefacts housed in a traditional family home, revealing the country’s philatelic history.

Descend a remote, narrow mountain pass on the Spanish border by road bike or gravel bike, with endless switchbacks and epic high‑mountain scenery.

Circle a serene pine‑fringed lake on an easy trail perfect for a family picnic, with reflections of the surrounding peaks.

Savour local cheeses, cured meats and artisan crafts at the weekly street market in the shadow of the Pyrenees.

Stand on a 15th‑century stone arch bridge that once guarded the southern approach to Andorra, a quiet testament to medieval engineering.

Climb beyond the lifts in a freerider’s paradise of powder fields and steep couloirs, one of the most untamed corners of the country.

Warm up with a hearty bowl of the national meat‑and‑vegetable stew in a cosy rustic restaurant that feels timeless.

Trek to Andorra’s highest peak at 2,942 m for a 360‑degree panorama of the Pyrenees, a challenging but rewarding all‑day hike.