Things to do in Ransol Valley
Discover the best attractions and experiences Ransol Valley has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore the ancient stones and architectural landmarks that frame the Ransol Valley and its surroundings.
Sant Joan de Caselles Church
A well-preserved Romanesque church in Canillo with a distinctive square bell tower.
Pont de la Margineda
A medieval stone bridge over the Valira river, one of Andorra’s oldest crossings.
Casa de la Vall
Historic parliament building in Andorra la Vella symbolizing Andorra’s sovereignty.
Museums
Delve into Andorra’s culture and history through regional galleries and art spaces.
Centre d'Art d'Escaldes-Engordany (CAEE)
A contemporary art center in Escaldes-Engordany with rotating exhibitions.
Museu Nacional de l'Automòbil
A collection of classic cars illustrating Andorra’s automotive history.
Religious Monuments
Visit venerable churches and sanctuaries that highlight Andorra’s spiritual heritage.
Santuario de Meritxell
Major shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Meritxell, a symbol of Andorra.
Santa Coloma Church
Medieval church with a distinctive circular bell tower, a classic Romanesque site.
National & Theme Parks
Explore rugged landscapes and protected valleys ideal for hiking, wildlife, and alpine scenery.
Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley
UNESCO World Heritage site with alpine landscape and scenic trails.
Vall d'Incles
Protected valley offering tranquil lakes and forested trails.
Naturlandia
Nature park with animal enclosures, rides, and outdoor activities.
Neighborhoods
Base yourself in the resort villages that form the heart of Ransol’s valley access.
Soldeu
Lively ski village with access to Grandvalira’s slopes and après-ski vibes.
El Tarter
Family-friendly gateway to winter sports and summer hiking.
Canillo
Historic village at the valley’s edge, gateway to Meritxell and scenic trails.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the natural beauty and outdoor spaces without a ticket.
Hikes in Ransol Valley and surrounding trails
Choose from gentle loops to panoramic ridges with mountain views.
Walk along the Grandvalira base areas
Scenic strolls with views of snow-capped peaks and ski infrastructure.
Stroll through the Canillo area villages
Casually explore quiet lanes and scenic church squares.
Gastronomy
Savor Andorra’s hearty mountain cuisine and local specialties.
Escudella i carn d'olla
Hearty country stew with large meat portions and vegetables.
Trinxat de bolets
Potato and cabbage dish with mushrooms, simple and comforting.
Coca de llardons
Traditional flatbread topped with pork cracklings.
Nightlife
After-ski hangouts and cozy bars in the valley’s villages.
Après-ski in Soldeu
Casual bars and lounges where you can unwind after the slopes.
El Tarter nightspots
Relaxed evenings with music and drinks in village bars.
Entertainment
Entertainment options that complement outdoor adventures.
Caldea Spa
Europe’s largest spa complex for relaxation and wellness.
Naturlandia Attractions
Outdoor activities including tobogan rides and wildlife discoveries.
Sports
Seasonal sports and outdoor activities in the high mountains.
Skiing on Grandvalira
Access to a vast network of pistes for all levels.
Snowshoeing around Ransol
Winter hikes that reveal quiet snowy landscapes.
Mountain biking (summer trails)
Challenging alpine trails and scenic descents.
Off the Track
Hidden trails and timeless routes for the adventurous.
Tristaina Lakes hike
Iconic high-mountain hike to three turquoise lakes.
Madriu Valley day-hikes
Remote paths through glacial valleys and stone huts.
Scenic valley walks around Ransol
Less-traveled routes with breathtaking views.