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.

Located west of Andorra la Vella, we find the largest park in the capital and one of the largest green areas of the country. The park known as Parque Central is not a simple park with green areas and flowers. In this place we find children's playgrounds, statues and large avenues.

To get to the starting point, take the CG-3 road towards Ordino-Arcalís, until km 18. A few meters away, take the CS-370 road to the parking lot of the Sorteny Valley Natural Park, where you will find the park's information booth. We will leave the parking lot towards the Borda de Sorteny Refuge (refuge at 1,965 m), we will leave the Estripagecs al Vent sculpture and the botanical garden on the right. We will be able to observe the remains of the testimony of economic activities such as livestock farming, with the bordas, dry stone walls and mowing meadows. We cross the Sorteny river and begin to climb towards the Estanyó Strait (passage between the Roc del Rellotge and the Coma Obaga mountain range). We will cross an area of patamuelles and soon after we will arrive at the Estanyó lake (2,340 m), this pond is a fishing reserve where the tortilla fario is located. In summer very often there are cows, horses and some donkey or donkey around the lake. To reach the Peak we will take the path that leads us through the mountain range of Roc del Rellotge (in this Roc you can see the Isards -Rupicapra pyrenaica- early and late in the day) to the Pic de l'Estanyó (2,915 m), the second highest peak in Andorra, after the Pic de Comapedrosa, with 2,946 meters. Route information * Starting point: Parking of the Caña de la Rabassa, of the Natural Park of Sorteny (1.780 m). * Difficulty: Difficult * Elevation gain: +/- 1.035 m * Distance: 11,7 km * Duration: 7 h * Dangerous pass: Yes * Water: Yes * Type of trail: Marked with yellow dot.

It is known for its Romanesque paintings. It is a building of small dimensions that follows the architectural scheme typical of Andorran Romanesque churches: rectangular nave with wooden roof and semicircular apse. It has a belfry with a double opening and a portico probably added in modern times. Inside, the apse is covered with a quarter-sphere vault and the original altar and part of the Romanesque decoration (12th-13th century) are preserved. The liturgical furnishings include a processional thorn cross, located in the Pal Romanesque Art Interpretation Center, and a 15th century altarpiece dedicated to the patron saint of the church, the first bishop of Toulouse, with the anagrams of Christ and the Virgin.

Building constructed in the XVII century, very possibly on the foundations of an old medieval construction. Inside it preserves a pictorial cycle with representations of the Blessed Sacrament and the Passion of Christ by the painter Josep Oromí from the 19th century.

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.

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.

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.

This beautiful downhill walk begins on the plateau of San Ermengol. If we go to the right of the stream, heading north, we can go to the oratory of San Antoni de la Grella, where we can see the water catchment of the stream and the Romanesque bridge of San Antoni. To follow this itinerary we will have to take the path on the left. The reguera is oriented towards the valley of Andorra la Vella, making a turn to the southwest. As we walk, we will be able to see a large number of orchards where the farmers of the parish grow their own food. If we continue walking, we will see that a couple of meters above the gully, there is a picnic area with a magnificent viewpoint.

The Puerto de Envalira viewpoint is located at an altitude of over 2,400 meters, a few kilometers from the urban center of Pas de la Casa. Located in an over-width of the road, the viewpoint has a vegetation area, a pedestrian section and a parking lot, among other spaces. Facing the village of Encamp, this viewpoint offers spectacular views over the Orient valley. To enhance your experience, the space also has two wooden benches, which will invite you to stop for a few moments to breathe and disconnect while contemplating the landscape that surrounds you! However, the attraction of this viewpoint does not end here, because, despite the spectacular views over the encamped mountains, this viewpoint will make you travel back in time: the space has a small house -fully sustainable and powered by solar panels and batteries- built with the essence of the first hut built in Pas de la Casa, where you can learn firsthand how the cowboys lived in the past.