What the 16th smallest country lacks in size, it makes up for in personality. Landlocked between France and Spain, Andorra enjoys a central European geography that lends itself to several travel be...

If you’re having problems communicating in English, try your schoolboy French as many residents who don’t speak English can speak French If you’re arriving by air and then train, make sure the avai...

People of any nationality can enter Andorra without a visa, although visitors need to enter France or Spain first to access the principality. Arrivals in France and Spain from other EU countries wi...

Andorran culture is in essence Catalan, including its music, literature, and dance. Visitors should not overlook the many opportunities to get up close with the principality’s history through its c...

Andorra’s climate is acutely related to altitude and can vary enormously as a result. Generally a high mountain climate influenced by the weather patterns of the Mediterranean, heavy snow and freez...

Festivals in Andorra are traditionally based on the Catholic high holy days, although they are also strong on the cultural aspects of the principality’s long heritage and always feature folk dance ...

It’s easy to plan a holiday in Andorra that takes in every favorite attraction and activity with daytrips to little hamlets and ski resorts made from the capital. Self-drive is the best option for ...

Andorrans are passionate about the principality’s traditional cuisine, and local dishes play a major part in the many town and village festivals that take place throughout the year. Taking into acc...

Almost as many tourists arrive in Andorra for its huge selection of duty-free shopping options as for the principality’s superb skiing and natural magnificence. Duty-free stores are located all ove...