Nestled in the heart of the Pyrenees between its two great neighbours Spain and France, the Principality of Andorra has a strong character, both in its culture and in its gastronomy inspired by French and Spanish cuisine. Every year, more and more French and Spanish people pack their bags to settle in this little paradise of high mountains, with its thousand-year-old history and endless possibilities for outdoor activities, both in summer and winter, including some of the most beautiful walks in the world. During your holiday in Andorra, you can explore the sumptuous Madriu Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the snow-covered peaks of the Ordino Pass, but also learn more about the striking architectural heritage of the Andorran parishes, with traditional mountain houses, shepherd's huts and Romanesque churches: Andorra is the ideal destination for a relaxing break. If winter in Andorra is the blessed season for skiing, the regional nature parks stretch between green pastures and majestic Pyrenean reliefs that give rise to ski resorts with magnificent snow cover and are a delight for hiking enthusiasts. Visiting Andorra can also be done in relaxation, you can relax in the magnificent thermal centres of the region. Neither French nor Spanish, thriving both in the snow and in the sun, serene and strong, the small principality of Andorra asserts its character through its incredible panoramic views, its wide open spaces in the middle of nature, and leaves a delighted memory for those who venture there. Fill up on fresh mountain air: Benvinguts a Andorra!
