Aixirivall is a locality of Andorra belonging to the parish of San Julián de Loria. It has about 834 inhabitants. Of its heritage highlights the church of San Pedro de Aixirivall, Romanesque style despite having been built between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

Avinguda Meritxell, the commercial hub of the capital and central sector of The Shopping Mile, is part of the nerve center of the Principality's economic life. From the old town to Carrer de la Unió, passing through Plaça de la Rotonda, you will find a large number of stores with very different offers. With a stroll along Meritxell Avenue, you will discover the presence of prestigious brands from the most varied sectors. On each side of the street you will find the latest trends in the world of fashion, novelties and icons of jewelry and watches, the most advanced cosmetics and perfumes, from the most classic to the latest fragrances. Avinguda Meritxell is also the showcase for innovations in the field of consumer electronics, with the most desired brands, models and accessories on the market.

Between the old town of Andorra la Vella and the Plaza del Poble, we find a beautiful bridge that connects in an incredible way these two places of the capital. The bridge known as the Rambla Molines is full of flowers that are incredibly preserved even in the winter months. In addition, from this place, we have the best view of the great church of Sant Esteve de Andorra de Vella.

Andorra la Vella, located more than 1000 meters above sea level and surrounded by mountains, is the capital and one of the most essential places to see in Andorra. This city has a beautiful historic center full of stone buildings in which stands out the Casa de la Vall, from the late sixteenth century and was the seat of the General Council, one of the oldest parliaments in Europe. Other of the oldest buildings in the center are the 12th century Church of San Esteve, Casa Guillermó and Casa Felipó. Other interesting less ancient places are the Plaça del Poble with the sculpture "Homage to the Immigrant", the sculpture La Noblesse du Temps by Dalí, the Paris Bridge and the Meritxell Avenue, the most commercial street of the city with a multitude of stores that will take you to the neighboring town of Escaldes-Engordany. In case you like shopping, if you have not seen enough stores in this street, you can go to one of its shopping centers such as Pyrenees or Illa Carlemany.

The most unique town in Andorra. Although a priori it may seem risky to catalog a town in such a forceful way, in the case of Auvinyà, adjectives such as curious, peculiar, different or unique may fall short. To understand the uniqueness of this town, where only 221 people live, it is necessary to go back to 2005, when the town of Auvinyà began to take shape thanks to a private initiative carried out by the family Fiter.

A balcony overlooking unparalleled views of the entire valley. With almost a thousand inhabitants, it is one of the important nuclei of the parish of La Massana and a reference of the traditions of the country, with the Casa Rull Museum, which keeps alive the testimony of the ways of life of the past.

Erts is a small town in the Principality of Andorra located at the crossroads between the towns of Pal, Arinsal and La Massana, in the valley of Vallnord. The village is located at an altitude of 1347 meters and according to the statistics department of Andorra, it is inhabited by a total of 494 people. Surrounded by forests and mountains we reach Erts on the CG-4 after leaving behind the neighboring town of La Massana. A traffic circle with the detour to Pal or Arinsal marks the center of Erts. Its particular orography, in an essentially rural and abrupt environment, has meant that most of the buildings constructed over time have been built on the margins of the road. Hence, Erts is basically a residential town, characterized by being a quiet place to live, well located and close to quality services. From Erts you can access Pal and Arinsal. Like all the confluences of roads, the hospitality and the embers are the characteristics of its traditional bordas, some of them converted into restaurants. If you are fond of via ferrata, you have an appointment not to be missed.

Andorra is a small country in surface, which contrary to what it may seem, is full of charming corners. One of those little corners lost in the mountains, is the small town of Pal, a village of just over 200 inhabitants that is famous for being one of the best examples of Romanesque art in Andorra. Its stone houses and slate roofs give color to the small streets of the village, creating with the green of the mountains (or white snow in winter) a landscape of those that remain for the memory. The small village of Pal, in the area of La Massana, is considered one of the most beautiful and best preserved rural areas of Andorra. Since 1997, it has been part of a plan for the protection of traditional Andorran architecture and culture.

Xixerella is a small village in the province of La Massana in the principality of Andorra. There is an 18-hole golf course next to the river. There is also an accommodation center for mountain and adventure sports tourism.