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Cities
Andorra la Vella
The capital's old town is characterized by old stone streets and houses. Escaldes-Engordany, next door, hosts a hot spa, a perfume museum and an art gallery
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Sant Julia de Loria
South of Santa Coloma towards the border with Spain
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Encamp
Has the ruins of a Romanesque church and several small museums
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La Massana
Small town and parish about 5 miles north of Andorra La Vella. You can access Arinsal—Pal ski area from it directly
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Ordino
Over 10 km of cross-country ski trails, and some museums and churches to visit
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Canillo
Has an Olympic size ice skating rink and entertainment complex
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Arinsal
Small village and ski resort in the north west
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Pal
A town that preserves the typical appearance of the traditional Pyrenean village
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Pas de la Casa
A ski resort that has the best snow reliability in Andorra, and a variety of different bars to visit during the evening
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