Best places: Tourist attractions in Santa Coloma, Andorra

👍👍 A place to enjoy nature. It is truly worth the effort. The weather was great when we went up there with a cool summer breeze. We even had a dip in one of the lakes.

👍👍 Lovely morning in the gardens. Twisty roads to get there. Once there on street parking is available on a quiet road. Plenty to see for the little ones.

1,080-ha. park offering hiking trails through picturesque alpine terrain with diverse flora & fauna.

Riverside, surrealist bronze sculpture by artist Salvador Dalí, featuring a melting clock & angels.

👍👍 Incomparable place. The guides are very attentive and professional. Totally recommendable Nature everywhere very careful, well marked trails

👍👍 Great scenery! It is better to buy a ticket beforehand but you can buy it online at the spot, WiFi pass is 12345678 There is quite a walk from the parking spot approx for 15-20 min, but not stiff Is open from June to November The bridge can be accessed by the bus from Canillo or by car , which is...

Built in the 11th–12th centuries, this Romaneseque church has a stucco Christ & a medieval cemetery.

Suspended platform with glass panels in the floor & views over mountain peaks, valleys & villages.

Rugged national park offering scenic hiking routes to high mountain huts & restored shepherd cabins.

City green space along a river offering playgrounds & ponds along with walking paths & a bar/eatery.

Serene stone chapel with a replica of an ancient shrine that burned down in the 1970s.

Modest ski resort with summer mountain-biking & a lodge serving gourmet cuisine.

Charming stone footbridge from the late Middle Ages in a picturesque, natural setting.

👍👍 This place was amazing! Absolutely the best food we've had on our HRP trip (summer 2019)! Quiche with salad and some beer was absolutely delicious. We were also recommended a great place to stay nearby with our tent.

👍👍 Rec del Sola is a great way to see Andorra la Vella from above and away from the streets. It follows a stone path high above the city offering unrivalled views of the city and valley. It isn't a steep path, although the climb to the path from the city below can be steep. If you walk from the start t...

👍👍 Gorgeous little church with a stunning view of Andorra la Vella and the valley! Not a very difficult climb up, it’s easier to follow the road but be careful as there sometimes isn’t a footpath (although it’s a quiet road). One very nice little perk particularly for solo travellers is that there is a...

Small stone church dating to the 9th century CE, featuring a 12th-century tower & murals.

😐 rental price for bike and protection way to expensive. 89 € to rent a bike for 1 day + 12€ for the protection. We decided to take half of the day but till too expensive 59€ for half day + 12€ for the protection. However, we had to pay 30€ + 10€ (insurance) for the day pass which we find a good price...

National museum exploring the evolution of vehicle technology, with vintage cars & bikes on display.