Andorra la Vella, Andorra
Andorra la Vella, the capital city of Andorra, is a picturesque mountain city known for its tax-free shopping, medieval old town, and scenic mountain views.
Trip to Andorra la Vella, Andorra
Day 1: Arrival and Relaxation
Welcome to Andorra la Vella, Andorra! Today, you can spend some time getting settled into your accommodation and explore the city. You can relax by taking a stroll down one of Andorra la Vella’s many charming streets such as Avinguda Meritxell which is lined with boutique stores, trendy cafes and with plenty of opportunities for shopping. While you’re strolling, be sure to stop by Plaça Guillemó to get a glimpse of the city’s stunning architecture and picturesque well-maintained garden.
Day 2: Hiking in Coma Pedrosa
Today, experience a beautiful hike in Coma Pedrosa, just a 15-minute drive away from Andorra la Vella. Coma Pedrosa is the highest peak in Andorra; the hike gives you the opportunity to enjoy the nature and beauty of the Pyrenees Mountains up close. It is a moderate to difficult six-hour hike, so you can take in the gorgeous landscape and stunning views of the mountains as you trek. There are a couple of restaurants at the base of the mountain perfect for a well-deserved lunch break before you head back to your accommodation.
Day 3: Vallnord Pal Arinsal Ski Resort
Experience the thrill of skiing at Vallnord Pal Arinsal Ski Resort, located just a few miles from Andorra la Vella!The resort is well known for its challenging trails, facilities, and world-class instructors who offer lessons for beginners and experts alike. The resort features 63 miles of ski slopes that offer exceptional views of the majestic mountains. If skiing isn’t your thing, the resort also has plenty of other winter activities such as snowboarding and sledding.
Day 4: House of Areny-Plandolit
For a glimpse of Andorra’s beautifully well-kept cultural heritage, visit the House of Areny-Plandolit located in Ordino. The house tells the stories of the rich history and unique lifestyle that the aristocrats of Andorra lived. The house features collections of tapestries, ceramics, and furnishings that encourage us to understand the local people and their charming lifestyle through Andorra’s elegance.
Day 5: Caldea Spa
Indulge in a relaxing spa and wellness therapy at Caldea thermal spring spa located in the heart of the city. The spa features indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sauna sessions, Thai massages along with hydrotherapy and spa treatments. Complimenting these soaking ranges are cascading waterfalls and a Japanese-inspired “higasa” Zen garden, and the latest generation of wellness technology. You might want to spend the whole day here to refresh and soothe your body and mind.
Day 6: Naturlandia
Today let’s visit Naturlandia, a theme park that lies a few miles away from Andorra la Vella. Naturlandia features one the longest toboggan runs in Europe stretching over 5.3 km, a dedicated animal section housing rare species, and an indoor climbing wall. The theme park offers a countless opportunity for family fun activities and ensures you feel the thrill of each turn.
