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<p>Andorra can be visited all year round. The country enjoys as many as <strong>300 sunny days</strong> . It becomes especially attractive in the winter season, when ski resorts start operating. With the arrival of spring, it changes its face. The disappearing snow reveals picturesque valleys, and the towns become more charming. <strong>If you prefer sightseeing and hiking, choose the summer months for your trip.</strong> Don&#39;t be afraid of the heat. Andorra is a cold country. In July and August, the average air temperature is around 19 degrees Celsius.</p><h2> How to get to Andorra?</h2><p> <strong>There are no train stations or airport</strong> in Andorra, which makes getting to the country a bit difficult. The best option is to fly to the nearest larger cities, Barcelona or Toulouse, and from there take a bus or rental car to Andorra. Of course, you can try to get there by car straight from Poland. Remember, however, that there are over 2,000 kilometers to cover. km.</p><p></p>

When to go to Andorra?

<p>Andorra is dotted with small towns. Tucked away in valleys, surrounded by mountains, they hide architectural gems, mainly of a sacred nature. A good way to see the most important of them in a short time is <strong>a guided bus trip.</strong> An alternative is to plan the tour yourself. Your means of transport between cities will be buses or cars.</p><h3> Casa de la Vall</h3><p> Even if you don&#39;t really like sightseeing, you have to see this place. <strong>Casa de la Vall is the most famous monument in Andorra.</strong> It is located in the center of the capital of Andorra la Vella. This inconspicuous stone building was built in the 16th century as the residence of a wealthy family. Then taken over by the state, until recently it was the seat of parliament. Inside you can see <strong>the Syndic&#39;s Hall</strong> painted with 17th-century frescoes, <strong>the Nobility&#39;s Hall</strong> with a beamed ceiling, and <strong>the General Council Assembly Hall</strong> . The tour is free, upon prior reservation.</p><h3> Church of Santa Coloma</h3><p> The Church of Santa Coloma is <strong>the oldest in Andorra</strong> . It was built in the 9th century in the Romanesque style. Three centuries later, it gained a bell tower, which has been preserved intact to this day, even though the temple itself has undergone numerous reconstructions. Inside <strong>, original frescoes from the 12th century delight.</strong> The church can be visited for free with a guide from mid-July to mid-September.</p><h3> La Margineda archaeological site</h3><p> La Margineda is the most important archaeological site on the southern side of the Pyrenees. It reveals the medieval face of Andorra to tourists. As a result of excavations, the ruins of a medieval village were brought to light. <strong>This is the only place in the country that presents the everyday life of the inhabitants of the Middle Ages.</strong> The monument is located in the town of Santa Coloma. In summer, it is necessary to book a tour.</p><h3> Sanctuary of Our Lady of Meritxell</h3><p> The modern basilica dedicated to the patron saint of Andorra is <strong>the most important place of worship in the country.</strong> Inside there is a copy of a 12th-century sculpture, which contributed to the construction of the sanctuary. Apart from her, you will see depictions of many other saints important to Andorra. On August 8, celebrations in honor of the patron saint of the state take place in the Basilica.</p><h3> Church of St. Eulalia in Encamp</h3><p> 11th century church of St. Eulalia stands out from other Encamp buildings with a 23 m high tower. It was added to the temple in the 11th century and is <strong>the tallest structure of this type built in the Romanesque style.</strong> Inside, pay attention to the 12th-century baptismal font and Baroque altars. Next to the church there is a modern museum with works of sacred art.</p><h3> Museum of Electricity</h3><p> When did electricity appear in Andorra and how did it change the lives of the country&#39;s inhabitants? You will find the answer to this question in the interesting Museum of Electricity. <strong>It is especially attractive to children.</strong> With them in mind, a workshop room with equipment for conducting experiments related to electricity has been prepared. The museum can be visited free of charge with a guide or audio guide after prior reservation. The trip lasts approximately 1 hour.</p>

What to see in Andorra?

<h3>Val d&#39;Incles</h3><p> The glacial Val d&#39;Incles Valley reveals to tourists the most beautiful natural wealth of Andorra. It is very popular especially in summer, when the last snow disappears and the meadows, forests and pastures are in full bloom. Then, from mid-June to early September, an electric train runs through the valley. <strong>If you want to discover this place on your own, take the Obac path.</strong> It is easy and only 2.5 km long. From there you will also go to other natural attractions, such as the Siscaro and Juclar lakes.</p><h3> Lakes of Lagos de Tristain</h3><p> Lagos de Tristaina consists of three lakes, located at different altitude levels. Surrounded by glacial slopes and closely guarded by the 2,878 m Tristain peak, they are part of an incredibly spectacular scenery. In summer you can get there by chairlift or on your own two feet. <strong>The route is easy and available from late spring to early autumn.</strong></p><h3> Mirador Roc del Quer viewpoint</h3><p> The Mirador Roc del Quer viewpoint is one of those places that cannot be missed. <strong>It is a 20 m long walkway</strong> , which after 11 m reaches high above the ground. The feeling is strange when you step on the glass surface with the mountain foothills low beneath your feet. Look around. You are in the center of the Pyrenees, in the heart of nature. The views are breathtaking. <strong>Buses run to the viewing point.</strong></p><h3> Coma Pedrosa Peak</h3><p> The Coma Pedrosa peak is almost 3,000 m high and is <strong>the highest in Andorra.</strong> The route to the mountain begins near the town of Arinsal. The picturesque route leads through forested slopes and mountain streams with crystal clear water. It offers beautiful views of valleys and rocky hills. You may enjoy the company of chamois and marmots while climbing. <strong>Climbing to the top takes about 4-6 hours.</strong> Halfway there is a shelter where you can eat and spend the night in summer.</p>

Natural attractions in Andorra

<p>The mountainous scenery and sunny weather encourage active recreation in Andorra all year round. In winter you can go skiing and snowboarding. In summer you can go hiking and cycling. You can be sure of one thing. You will have no shortage of ideas for spending your free time.</p><h3> Skiing in Grandvalira</h3><p> In Andorra, skiers can enjoy a total of 300 km of slopes, of which 210 km belong to the largest resort in the entire Pyrenees, Grandvalira. <strong>Over 100 slopes</strong> with various levels of difficulty guarantee an unforgettable experience while skiing in beautiful scenery. Fans of downhill and cross-country skiing, snowboarding and freestyle will find suitable slopes there. Another attraction is <strong>the largest mountain Spa in Europe</strong> , created on the basis of geothermal waters.</p><h3> Palau de Gel ice rink</h3><p> What if you could try your hand at ice skating on the Olympic ice rink? In Palau de Gel you can not only skate on ice, but also play <strong>hockey, karting or curling.</strong> In addition, the center has additional attractions, including: a swimming pool, a sauna and a climbing wall. It&#39;s worth going there with children. There will be plenty of attractions throughout the day.</p><h3> Naturlandia amusement park</h3><p> If you are looking for a unique, active holiday with your family in Andorra, choose Naturlandia. This is an amazing amusement park that provides many experiences for everyone, regardless of age. <strong>Rides on special toboggan sleighs and an aerial track ride</strong> are just some of the biggest attractions. The park is beautifully situated in the heart of the La Rabassa forest. It offers interesting activities adapted to the current season.</p><h3> Cycling</h3><p> A stay in Andorra is a unique opportunity to follow in the footsteps of the competitors of the famous Tour de France and Vuelta a Espana cycling races. <strong>You can choose from over 20 bicycle routes with various levels of difficulty.</strong> They run mainly along asphalt roads, through charming villages, among spectacular landscapes. Take the less than 18-kilometer road from Sant Julia de Loria to La Rabassa or the shorter and easier Canillo – El Forn trail. If you are not afraid of challenges, try the Coll de la Gallina route.</p><h3> Canyoning</h3><p> Andorra&#39;s natural wealth provides opportunities for challenging canyoning. If you already have experience, you will test your skills there on difficult and demanding canyons. The challenge will be climbing <strong>the La Canaleta canyon</strong> near Ordino and the long and steep <strong>Torrent de l&#39;Aviar canyon</strong> near the town of Encamp. In Andorra, you can also just start your canyoning adventure. <strong>The Segudet and Encodina canyons,</strong> both near Ordino, are favorable to beginners.</p>

Skiing in Andorra

<p>Andorra is a small country, hidden in the arms of its great neighbors, <a href="https://brate.com/europe/france/">France</a> and <a href="https://brate.com/europe/spain/">Spain</a> . Over the years, it has transformed from a peaceful, agricultural country into a popular tourist destination, visited annually by <strong>12 million visitors.</strong> This number is impressive, considering that Andorra is inhabited by only 60,000. permanent residents. Many large countries can envy her attractions. Located in the heart of <a href="https://brate.com/europe/france/pyrenees/">the Pyrenees</a> , it is known for its beautiful mountain scenery and <strong>excellent skiing conditions</strong> . Small towns with interesting monuments also add to its charm. </p><div id="attachment_84066" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 500px;"><img class="size-medium wp-image-84066" src="https://media.brate.com/images/europa/francja/andora/andora-1.jpg?tr=n-hero" alt="" width="500" height="333"><p class="caption"> Andorra, France</p></div><h2> For whom?</h2><p> If you look forward to winter every year to put your skis on and hit the slopes as quickly as possible, Andorra is the destination for you. It is here that the <strong>largest ski resort in the Pyrenees</strong> is located. This country will also delight you with its natural wealth, whenever you want to discover its natural attractions. There are also some architectural gems. If <strong>you like sightseeing, take a moment to visit them.</strong></p>

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