Culture in Andorra
History, monuments and charming villages
Andorra is small, but its history goes back a long way: Roman bridges, a 1580 parliament house and medieval villages that still look the same as they did centuries ago.
And don't skip the villages. They're the closest thing the country has to an open-air museum, and most of them are almost empty in July.
Articles about culture
Casa de la Vall: Andorra's Historic Parliament House
Visit Casa de la Vall in Andorra la Vella: the 16th-century parliament house, its seven-key cabinet, the coat of arms and how to plan a visit.
Meritxell Sanctuary: Andorra's Patron Saint
Discover the old and new Meritxell sanctuaries, the story of Our Lady of Meritxell and practical information for visiting Andorra's national shrine.
The Margineda Bridge: History and Visitor Guide
A short guide to the 12th-century Margineda Bridge: its Romanesque architecture, location, access on foot and tips for visiting.
Les Bons, Andorra: One-Hour Itinerary
Discover Les Bons, Andorra's medieval village, with its 1164 Romanesque church, Moorish Tower and historic heritage. A short itinerary by Manuel Cabarcos.