From the seventeenth century, with several later modifications and restored in its entirety between 1963 and 1964, according to a project of the Catalan architect Cèsar Martinell. The interior houses a small Baroque carving of Sant Andreu and a 17th century altarpiece dedicated to the Virgin of the Rosary, popularly known as the Virgin of the Snows.

A set of sculptures that the Barcelona artist Jaime Plensa calls "Seven poets" was deployed in the Principality of Andorra, with the illusion that inhabitants and visitors raise their gaze instead of lowering it and also stop inside themselves and others, as the pieces have translucent backgrounds and can change color. Plensa explains it this way: "Beauty and the solution are inside each one of us, but they are hidden and it is hard for us to find them". The pieces are seven human figures of between 2 and 3 meters. They were seated at a height of 12 meters, looking towards the mountains of the site. The translucent background produces the color changes during the night. For Plensa, this results in a permanent "conversation" between the figures because, he said, each color is an expression of a different inner state. He hopes that this contrasts with the routines of modern life, which are not prone to reflection, inner search and a serene look to the future.

The Escaldes-Engordany Art Center (CAEE) is a cultural facility that houses the collection of Romanesque art models and the sculpture collection of Josep Viladomat. It also has a temporary exhibition hall where you can see samples of international and local artists, exhibitions with historical themes and ancient civilizations. In addition, the CAEE is a dynamic space with an extensive cultural program and activities for all audiences.

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.

Fontaneda is one of the most isolated villages in Andorra, ideal if you are looking to disconnect. Located 23 minutes by car from the capital, this picturesque village is surrounded by forests and vineyards. It has very few inhabitants and the village streets are not paved. While you are there, take the opportunity to visit the church of San Miguel. Also, if you like walking or cycling, you can do the "Coll de la Gallina" route. The end is at 1,907 m above sea level and the views from the top are very worthwhile.

Ordino Arcalís offers you the chance to enjoy one of the most spectacular panoramic views of Andorra and the Pyrenees by climbing to the solar viewpoint of Tristaina. The viewpoint is located at the summit of Peyreguils (2701 m) near the border with France, surrounded by the rest of the peaks that make up the Tristaina cirque: Costa Rodona, Tristaina itself, Creussans and Cabanyó. The Tristaina viewpoint, a spherical platform suspended 25 meters in diameter over the Peyreguils peak, is a privileged observation point. The lookout is a sundial, since the 27-meter central pole that supports the sphere is inclined at 42.55°, which makes it mark the time on the same circumference. The name "solar viewpoint" also refers to the natural phenomenon that can only be seen once a year at the Arcalís peak. On August 7, at 7:37 a.m., the sun is visible for 3 minutes through a large hole between its stones. This extraordinary fact makes the peak also known as the Solar Mountain.

Located at an altitude of over 2000 meters above sea level, in an over-width of the road, you will find the Coll de la Botella viewpoint, which will not leave you indifferent. Located next to the famous sculpture "Storm in a teacup" -created by the artist Dennis Oppenheim-, you will enjoy a panoramic view over the entire valley of La Massana: you can see the villages of Pal, Erts and Arinsal and you can also contemplate the Sorteny Valley Natural Park, in the parish of Ordino, or even the Comapedrosa Natural Park, where the highest peak of the Principality is located. It should be noted that this viewpoint is located at the roadside, at kilometer 13.3 of the CG-4, where there is also a very wide and paved space to park your vehicle.

The Museum has a permanent exhibition of 121 motorcycles ranging from the late nineteenth century to the present day. The exhibition space of 900 m² distributed on a single floor and divided by sectors, allows visitors to make a comfortable and attractive tour. The Motorcycle Museum has unique pieces such as the Henry Capel Loft Holden of British origin, patented in 1896, and a Diamant of 1900 of French origin, both steam-powered. Also, an American Cleveland of 1915, with a markedly sporty design. More contemporary are the four raid motorcycles loaned by the five-time Dakar Rally winner on two wheels, Cyril Despres. You can also see a Solo Electra, manufactured by the Japanese brand Honda in 1968, which is the first to be manufactured with electric propulsion. The mythical Italian Vespa from the mid 50's; Bultaco and Montesa machines that made epoch in trial competitions; racing and street bikes, etc.. A whole range of models that have marked the evolution of two wheels and also of history, such as the 1940 BMW with sidecar, protagonist of World War II.

The exhibits are interactive and allow you to listen to the sounds of nature and discover its fragrances and aromas. In addition, the permanent exhibition of 2,104 meters will show you how the Pyrenees were formed and the climatological phenomena that have shaped its landscape. The center is located in the village of La Cortinada, in the parish of Ordino, in the old Masover House. Services: * Guided tour: duration 45 minutes. * Last visit: 45 minutes before closing time * Languages: Catalan, Spanish, French and English. * Maximum capacity: 50 people per visit. Space adapted for people with reduced mobility * Activities for school children. * Activities for schoolchildren.

Mont Magic, also known as Mon(t) Magic, is a family park located in the Grandvalira ski resort, in the Canillo sector. And it is a leisure proposal for children and adults that you should always have noted in your agenda, since it is open both in winter and summer. It is the perfect combination of children's entertainment, exciting attractions for adults and lush nature, as it is sheltered by the mountains of the parish of Canillo. And thanks to the permanent facilities of the Grandvalira ski resort, it's easy to spend the day here with your family, friends or partner.