Discover the best attractions and experiences Grau Roig has to offer
Grau Roig sits near sites that reveal Andorra’s mountain heritage and medieval past.
A remarkably preserved Romanesque church in Canillo, dating from the 11th–12th centuries with a simple, iconic tower.
The national sanctuary near Canillo, rebuilt after a fire and iconic for its modern architecture and sacred history.
Nearby Canillo and the surrounding valleys offer small museums that dive into Andorra’s culture and history.
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Andorra’s sacred sites punctuate the mountain scenery, from ancient churches to national sanctuaries.
A distinctive circular bell-tower Romanesque church near Andorra la Vella, a standout example of early medieval architecture.
The national sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of Meritxell, an important pilgrimage site with a modern chapel.
Vast valleys and adrenaline-filled parks surround Grau Roig, offering outdoor adventures year-round.
A UNESCO-listed high-mountain valley with dramatic landscapes and interconnected hiking routes.
A family-friendly adventure park near Sant Julià de Lòria featuring animal enclosures, rides, and outdoor activities.
Explore the neighboring villages that frame the Grau Roig experience within Canillo’s scenic valley.
The village itself, serving as the gateway to Grandvalira’s Grau Roig sector with access to pistes and trails.
The parish capital offering historic streets, chill-out cafés, and access to nearby churches and viewpoints.
A lively nearby village with additional access to Grandvalira slopes and family-friendly activities.
Enjoy the alpine scenery and open-air beauty without an entry fee.
Stroll along the village streets and take in the Pyrenean panoramas.
Explore well-marked routes with sweeping views and fresh mountain air.
Bring a bite and enjoy a rustic meal with dramatic mountain backdrops.
Taste hearty mountain fare and Andorran specialties in local eateries around Grau Roig.
Sample hearty dishes like escudella and other regional classics.
Dip bread and vegetables into rich cheese fondue at a mountain restaurant.
Try artisanal Andorran cheeses and cured meats from local producers.
Evenings in the Canillo area offer cozy spots for après-ski and relaxing nights.
Unwind with drinks and music at slope-side bars after a day on the snow.
Warm up with hot drinks and local chats in charming village venues.
Seasonal performances and light-hearted gatherings hosted around the valley.
Seasonal and family-friendly entertainment options are available around the resort.
Freestyle runs, shows, and family-friendly fun on the snow.
Community-led programs and events that add a playful twist to the night.
Grau Roig is a gateway to some of Andorra’s best alpine sports and year-round adventures.
Hit the Grandvalira Grau Roig pistes with panoramic mountain views.
Glide through quiet winter landscapes on designated snowshoe tracks.
Experience high-speed thrills on guided snowmobile routes.
glide along groomed tracks through tranquil valleys.
For those who want to go off the beaten path, Grau Roig and its surroundings offer quieter explorations.
Learn about local flora and fauna on small-group mountain hikes.
Spot alpine birds and possibly chamois along remote trails.
Descent and uphill trails suited to various skill levels in green to black runs.