Andorra is a country in Southern Europe, Europe with a rich history, unique culture and some remarkable records. Here are the most interesting facts about Andorra that most people don't know.
Andorra is a tiny co-principality ruled jointly by the President of France and the Bishop of Urgell — a unique medieval arrangement that has lasted since 1278. Despite its size, it attracts 8 million visitors a year for skiing and tax-free shopping.
Andorra has no airport, no railway and no motorway.
Andorra is a co-principality — ruled jointly by France and a Spanish bishop since 1278.
Andorra has the highest life expectancy in the world.
Andorra has no income tax, making it a popular tax haven.
Andorra is a tiny co-principality ruled jointly by the President of France and the Bishop of Urgell — a unique medieval arrangement that has lasted since 1278. Despite its size, it attracts 8 million visitors a year for skiing and tax-free shopping.
Andorra is known for several remarkable places that attract visitors and define the country's identity:
Andorra's historic parliament building, a 16th-century manor house in the capital
World-class ski resort in the Pyrenees with runs for all levels
A trail of 9th–12th century Romanesque churches hidden in mountain valleys
UNESCO glacial valley preserving 5,000 years of Pyrenean mountain culture
Andorra is a tiny co-principality ruled jointly by the President of France and the Bishop of Urgell — a unique medieval arrangement that has lasted since 1278. Despite its size, it attracts 8 million visitors a year for skiing and tax-free shopping.
The capital of Andorra is Andorra la Vella.
Andorra has a population of approximately 79K.
The official language of Andorra is Catalan.
Andorra gained independence in 1278.
Andorra uses the Euro (€).