Andorra tourist information with details about
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The Principality of Andorra is a duty-free country
nestled in the Pyrenees between France and Spain.
Andorra is only 468 square kilometres and has a population of
around 65,000 inhabitants. That's less people than there are in Barcelona's Nou Camp
stadium every week; although during the ski season,
visitors often overwhelm Andorra.
There are no railways or airport in Andorra, but the roads are in
excellent condition and there is a helicopter service if you want look at the country from
the air.
Andorra Guides and Directories:
Find out more about Andorra with these extensive resources.
The Parishes of
Andorra:
Andorra is divided up into seven territorial entities called Parishes. All seven are well
differentiated and each has its own Comu or municipal council.
Andorra Street Maps:
Find your way around Andorra with these online street maps.
Andorra Tourist
Offices:
Listing of tourist offices in Andorra and neighbouring countries.
Andorra Turisme:
Information for visitors from the Ministry of Tourism and Culture of the Principality of
Andorra.
Arinsal
Ski Resort:
The union of the Pal and Arinsal sectors by a twin 50-person cable-car, unique in the
Pyrenees, has converted Pal-Arinsal into one of the largest skiable domains in Andorra.
Caldea:
Caldea is Europe's largest health spa located in the mountains and offers you 6,000 square
metres of inside and outside lagoons, saunas, Jacuzzis, a grapefruit pool, an Aztecian
pool, Indo-Roman baths, cascades, bubble beds and warm marble slates.
Encamp:
Encamp is a parish of 8,200 inhabitants located in the geographic centre of Andorra. The
nearby ski station of El Pas de la Casa-Grau Roig has several slopes which are considered
among the best ones in The Pyrenees.
Escaldes-Engordany:
The 1978 unification of the ancient village of Engordany, situated in the Solana
(sunny-side) and the little village of Les Caldes, situated in the Obaga (shade-side),
makes this the youngest parish in Andorra.
Helitrans:
Getting around Andorra by helicopter.
Nadal Autocars:
The Excursions section explains the routes to help you discover the authentic landscapes
of Andorra, while the Scheduled Service section gives you all the information you need to
travel to Andorra from Spain.
Ski Andorra:
Although only a small territory, Andorra's ski resorts -- Ordino-Arcalis, Pal-Arinsal, Pas
de la Casa-Grau Roig and Soldeu el Tarter -- offer a combined ski area of 279 km.
Top
Attractions in Andorra:
Photographs and descriptions about some of Andorra's must sees.
Tourist
Attractions in Andorra:
Things to see and do in Andorra -- apart from skiing.
Welcome to
Andorra:
Andorra offers a wide range of possibilities for visitors who enjoy new sights and
experiences. This guide proposes a series of cultural routes through various areas of the
country; in the form of itineraries that reveal the essence of Andorra's culture.
Andorra La Vella:
The capital of Andorra.
Andorra Hotels:
Where to stay around the Principality of Andorra.
Books
on Andorra Travel:
Browse Amazon's best-selling list of books on travel in Andorra.
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