Get the passport pass when in Andorra. 50% off on 3 museums of your choice including this one. We came an hour before closing, my hack when visiting museums..It’s the time best to visit. Less people. For 5€ you get the audio guide. We did the tour for about 15 minutes. It’s just a big house. A lot of rooms are not accessible. Toilet was clean though. If you have 5€ and 45 minutes to park, walk to get there and visit around..Come here. You also get to see the municipal building adjacent to the house, built in 2011. Architecture was pretty nice. The view of the city from the house property is good too, but you can get this view from the trail Rec del Sola too,...
Read moreCasa de la Vall is one of the most symbolic monuments in Andorra 🇦🇩 situated on a rock ⛰ in the old town of Andorra la Vella, overlooking the valley of River Vella 👀 It’s built int the late 16th century as a manor house for the Busquets family 🏯👨👩👧👦 In 1702 Casa de la Vall was converted into the headquarter of Parliament of Andorra, until 2011 when it moved to a newer building in the city 🏢 On one side you can see a sculpture depicting the signing of Pariatgeor 😃🫱📜 Don’t forget to have an extra look at the traditional lime and sandstone mortar, as well as the granite keystones on the main...
Read moreAn amazing historic experience! The visit of the house is very informative and the people at the museum are very helpful in explaining how the tour is supposed to go. It details many aspects of the Andorran history as well as the co-princes of Andorra. It is definitely for history fans more than anything. Additionally, it is located in the historic center of Andorra which also houses many cats which you will find along your visit of the exterior. There are also discounts for other museums in Andorra which you can ask for at the desk of the ground floor...
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