Capital and Old Town

• Casa de la Vall: The medieval parliament house that houses the General Council, a symbolic national building. (30–45 minutes)
• Plaça del Poble Viewpoint: Overlooks the Valira River valley and panoramic views of the capital. (30 minutes)
• Sant Climent de Pal Church: The oldest Romanesque church in the capital, featuring a Lombard-style bell tower. (30 minutes)
• Basilica of Our Lady of Meritxell: The national patron saint’s sanctuary, with a modernist new basilica. (1 hour, en route)

Mountains and Nature (Core World Heritage Sites)

• Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring glacial valleys, lakes, and Romanesque churches—a highlight of Andorra’s natural and cultural heritage. (Half day to a full day)
• Coma Pedrosa: Andorra’s highest peak (2,942 m), with a summit route suitable for experienced hikers. (One day)
• Ordino Romanesque Churches Route: Includes rural churches like Sant Martí with frescoes and slate roofs. (Half day)

Ski Resorts and Hot Springs

• Grandvalira: One of Europe’s largest ski areas, spanning Canillo, Encamp, and Soldeu, with over 200 km of slopes. (1–2 days)
• Vallnord Pal-Arinsal: Beginner- and intermediate-friendly ski resort, transforms into a mountain bike park in summer. (1 day)
• Caldea Spa: A glass-spired landmark in the valley, the largest mountain spa center in Southern Europe, open year-round. (2–4 hours)
• Duty-Free Shopping Streets: Two main shopping streets on the main road and the Encamp commercial area, offering electronics, cosmetics, and outdoor gear at lower prices than in France or Spain. (Half day)