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The old quarter of Andorra la Vella, centred on the stone Casa de la Vall, the tiny historic parliament building. Walking the narrow lanes and Placa del Poble is entirely free.
City in Andorra
4 things to see
Andorra la Vella is Europe’s highest capital, best known for duty-free shopping and Pyrenean mountain scenery you can enjoy for free just by stepping outside. The compact old quarter is free to wander, and the surrounding valleys put low-cost hiking trails right at the edge of town. As the main hub of Andorra, it makes a practical base for both summer hiking and cheaper-than-Alpine winter skiing. Shoulder seasons in late spring and early autumn bring quiet trails and lower lodging prices.
What to see
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The old quarter of Andorra la Vella, centred on the stone Casa de la Vall, the tiny historic parliament building. Walking the narrow lanes and Placa del Poble is entirely free.
A 12th-century Romanesque church in the heart of the old quarter with a striking semicircular apse. Free entry and one of the few genuinely historic structures in the capital.
A modern urban park along the river with a lake, walking paths, and free outdoor art installations. A calm counterpoint to the shopping strips that dominate the capital.
A medieval stone bridge spanning the Valira river, dating to the late Middle Ages. It is the longest and best-preserved old bridge in Andorra and free to cross.
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