DISCOVER
ANDORRA
WHAT TO DO IN ANDORRA?
So much more than adventure...
Whether you are looking for a new adventure or if your purpose is to live a more relaxed activity, Andorra is your place. The country offers different monuments and emblematic buildings to visit, numerous shops where you can buy what you want, great restaurants and establishments where you can taste the best gastronomy of the Pyrenees and different natural spaces and points of interest where you can have a good time. You will also find top accommodations to spend an unforgettable night and a wide variety of leisure places to make the most of your stay in the country.
BOOK YOUR ACTIVITIES
Choose your next adventure with GUIAND
From our activities page you can book tickets for Grandvalira, Vallnord, Ordino-Arcalís, Caldea, Naturlandia, the Ice Palace, Extrem 360, Cinemes illa Carlemany... and many more places! Click on the button below and get the best opportunities to live a different and fun-filled adventure.
OUR WHITE GOLD
Mountains full of personality and strength
Snow is part of the personality and strength of Andorra. During the winter months, the country's mountains are filled with this wonderful white gold that opens the door to dozens of extraordinary activities and experiences. If you are a snow sports lover, the Andorran valleys are made for you. Skiing, snowmobiling, sledding, snowshoeing, ice driving, mushing...
THE COUNTRY OF THE
PYRENEES
Andorra is synonym of nature, adventure and fun. The Andorran valleys are full of outdoor activities and places to discover. There is no better place to get to know the Pyrenees and live unforgettable adventures. The country offers a very varied tourism where having fun and enjoying is in the order of the day. Leisure, shopping, nature, sports...
Everything has a place! In addition, you can not miss the cuisine of the area, festivals and popular traditions or the native fauna and flora that give life to the mountains and green spaces of the country. But, above all, you cannot visit Andorra without paying attention to the Romanesque art that enriches the heritage and culture of the Principality.
