In winter, it is one of the ski slopes to access Vallnord -directly from the village to the resort, through a cable car- and when the snow melts it is the turn of hikers who access the Comapedrosa Natural Park. It is essential to experience the nightlife of the most lively village in the country.

A place par excellence of chromatic contrasts. If you love landscapes, you will find the most varied sensations while walking or riding a horse.

Impressive view of the church of San Cristobal hanging on a hill. This is the calling card of a traditional peasant village, very quiet and with an elegance that makes it very special.

With a modern tourist and cultural complex contrasting with the more traditional buildings. Massanenses are dynamic and innovative people and this is reflected in the variety of leisure proposals. If you are staying in La Massana, you can enjoy this richness both gastronomic and commercial, tourist proposals also offer visitors a variety of ways to enjoy and learn about our parish, museums, nature, gastronomy, culture and entertainment.

Bixessarri is a village in the region of Andorra located at an altitude of 3766 meters above sea level. It is perfect to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and be calm and connected with nature. Strolling through its cobblestone streets and getting in tune with the vegetation and preserved structures of the place makes us return to times of yesteryear where it gives us the feeling that time has not passed.

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.

It is a very nice village and, at the same time, very little touristic. It belongs to the parish of Ordino and is on the road that connects the Tristaina lakes with the northern part of the Valira river. You will also have the opportunity to explore the "Ruta del Ferro". It will take you a few hours to do it, but it is a very cool experience for the whole family. You will visit the most emblematic places that were part of the production process.

Les Bons is also known as the museum village in Andorra. It is located just 15 minutes drive from the capital. It has retained the authentic charm of the most important periods that have left their mark on the area. Les Bons is home to the great Arab baths "Reina Mora", as well as the ancient medieval wall with its castle. However, the highlight of this village is the church of San Romà, built on a rock in the 12th century and with its well-preserved Roman mural paintings inside. Visiting Les Bons will be like traveling back in time.

The Rocks in the Street Museum is an urban itinerary that follows different explanatory panels located in the streets. The Museum Rocks in the street of Andorra la Vella is formed by various specimens of sedimentary rocks, magnificent and metamorphic as well as high quality fossils, originating in Andorra and accompanied by an explanatory panel.

The lakes or Estanys de Tristaina, are three high mountain lakes that form one of the most beautiful natural landscapes to visit in Andorra. In addition, this excursion is one of the most popular in Andorra as it has a moderate difficulty, suitable for all hikers, as long as you are well equipped in case the weather changes. To start this circular route of 4.4 kilometers you will have to go to the parking lot of the Restaurant La Coma, located next to the ski resort of Ordino Arcalís. During the 3 hours that the route lasts on average, properly marked with yellow lines, you will reach a maximum altitude of 2,300 meters and reach the lake of Més Amunt, circular and surrounded by mountains among which is the Tristaina peak, 2,878 meters.