Andorra La Vella Travel involves a trip to the historic city of Andorra La Vella. Andorra La Vella Travel throws light on all the important aspects of this mountainous city in Andorra.
Andorra la Vella is nestled high in the east Pyrenees. It is well located between France and Spain. The Spanish with a 43% share and native Andorrans with 33% of the population make up the primary residents of this place. Among the notable minorities are the Portuguese with a population of 11% and 7% French. Catalan is the official language of Andorra la Vella. Spanish, Portuguese and French are also spoken. A large section of the populace is Roman Catholics.
Andorra La Vella has a mountainous terrain. Andorra Travel includes traveling along the mountain paths. Only one road enters Andorra La Vella from France. Likewise there is only one widely used road entering Andorra La Vella from Spain. All entry into the city happens at one of these two points. The safest way to reach the place is by taking a Yellow train to La tour de Carol. From there you can go further to l’Hospitalet and then avail a bus to the place.
The French train station of l’Hospitalet is just a few miles away from the Andorran border. You can catch an overnight sleeper train from Paris to l’Hospitalet. From l’Hospitalet, there is a connecting coach service to Andorra La Vella.
Coach services to Andorra La Vella also operate from Toulouse La Tour de Carol in France. Casa de la Vell is a major tourist attraction in the town. It is the seat of the government. It consists of the courtroom and the meeting place of the Consell General. The church of Sant Esteve is another important attraction here. It is the principal church of the town.
Andorra La Vella Caldea is a uniquely designed spa. The spa has an inside and outside lagoons, saunas, Jacuzzis, a grapefruit pool, an Aztecian pool, Indo-Roman baths, cascades, bubble beds, and warm marble slate. With an area of 6000 square meters it is Europe’s largest spa.
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