The most important of Andorra’s festivals is Our Lady of Meritxell Day, which celebrates the country’s patron saint. The event has been held on September 8, every year since 1873. The event honors the state’s patron saint, focusing on a replica of the Chapel of Meritxell’s sanctuary.

On the day of the celebration, all shops and businesses close, and everyone heads to the Meritxell Church for mass. After that, there is a big torch procession, concerts, and dancing in the streets, music, parties, and concerts.

International Women's Clown Festival is a famous annual event that delights Andorran residents and tourists in May. It brings together female clowns from several countries worldwide, including the USA, and audiences from many regions.

In July, Andorra’s jazz festival is held in Escaldes-Engordany and attracts renowned jazz acts worldwide. Andorra’s jazz festival features talented musicians like Chano Dominguez, John Scofield, Madeleine Peyroux, Miles Davis, and Fats Domino. Hugely popular, the entire town joins in the celebration, both on and off the street.

The Bagpipers’ Gathering celebrates the legend of Val d’Ordino’s traveling bagpipers, known as ‘burners.’ A genuinely traditional annual occasion, held in the second week of August, the event sees attendees thrill to the skirl of the pipes for an unforgettable experience. Bagpipe players from across the region attend to perform and play together.

Andorra la Vella Festa Major, held in the capital at the beginning of August, is Andorra's top summer event. Its rich program includes street performances and folk dances to circuses and feasting. The Andorra la Vella Festival brings activities for everyone. Animations and music of all styles will fill the city.

Montserrat Caballe Singing Contest draws young, talented classical singers worldwide to compete every May for the coveted prize and title of Monsterrat’s most outstanding performer. Caballe, one of the world’s greatest sopranos, is Catalan, and the contest attracts many opera fans.

The competition has helped launch the careers of many talented young singers ­– over six thousand from all five continents have taken part – and will continue to do so. The event is held in a different place, and forthcoming editions will be staged in other opera houses. 

For 34 years, a festival dedicated to Narciso Yepes has been held in Andorra. Still, in his hometown, in Lorca, a festival commemorates the guitarist and his legacy.

Narciso Yepes International Festival, held in October in Val d’Ordino, is named after the famous guitarist. International orchestras and musicians alike arrive to perform, and it’s a favorite attraction for the classically inclined.

Situated in the northern part of Andorra and boasts a peak altitude of 2,625 meters, Vallnord. It is one of the Pyrenees' most famous winter sports destinations and draws skiers and snowboarders from across Europe to its many fine slopes. Vallnord has won the World Ski Award as the best ski resort in Andorra. It has the best alpine skiing and snowboarding schools, perfect for beginners and seasoned skiers. 

Vallnord has three unique ski resorts: Arcalis, Pal, and Arinsal. Vallnord Pal-Arinsal covers 63 km of slopes and is the ideal place to come for beginners and families who want to learn to ski. Arinsal is ideally set up with an excellent ski school internationally recognized for offering an outstanding level of tuition. On the other hand, more professional downhillers usually head for the north-facing alpine slopes of Arcalis with long-lasting snows. Activities such as speed riding (a mix of skiing and hang-gliding), heli-skiing, and ski-biking are available for the truly adventurous.

LaCasa de la Vall is one of the best attractions in Andorra la Vella. It lies just to the southwest of the Andorra National Library. It is a heritage property registered in the Cultural Heritage of Andorra. Constructed in 1580 and now the seat of government, it's notable for its ornate coat of arms and other historical emblems of its former rulers.

The structure has two floors. The floor of the building is rectangular. A tower in the shape of a dovecote stands in a corner. In front of the building, where the rocky cliff hung over the valley, an open area was created in the 2011 project for the new parliamentary building, allowing a clear view of the old house and offering a splendid vista over the valleys. On the façade, at the sides, and behind the building are dates and sculptures commemorating significant moments of Andorra.

Soldeu is a trendy ski resort that forms part of the extensive Grandvalira ski domain and hosts many top-level events, including the Alpine Skiing World Cup. It is a truly international resort attracting many British, Spanish, and French tourists and appeals to couples, families, and groups alike.

The resort features 200 km (124.27 mi) of pisted slopes, consisting of a good number of blue and green slopes for beginners, more challenging red and black runs for advanced skiers, and even snow gardens for the kids. The resort is also home to the Sport Wellness Spa for relaxing the muscles after a day on the slopes.

Soldeu Ski Resort, Canillo, Andorra

The little town of Ordino, located at the base of the 2,740-meter-tall Casamanya mountain, is another Andorra's picturesque tourist spot. Aside from its quiet streets, quaint shops, elegant hotels, and old churches, the town is home to Casa d'Areny-Plandolit.

Casa d'Areny-Plandolit is an essential historic structure built in 1633 and later rebuilt in the mid-19th century by Baron de Senaller, a man famous for instigating reforms in 1866 that gave heads of households voting rights. This magnificent old house boasts a superb wrought-iron balcony from 1843, along with a reproduction of the country's original Cupboard of the Seven Keys.

The stunning tiny Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, Andorra's only UNESCO World Heritage Site, an isolated glacial valley, is a sanctuary for various endangered and rare wildlife species, boasts spectacular vistas over mountains pastures, rugged crags, and thickly forested valleys.

The valley covers an area of 42.47 km², approximately 9% of the total area of Andorra. It is part of the second-largest watershed basin in Andorra. The remote valley is only accessible by walking trails, resulting in a surprisingly peaceful and tranquil hiking experience.

Located in the heart of Andorra la Vella, the massive Caldea spa, complex dominates the capital's skyline with its magnificent glass pyramid tower.

The Caldes spa has mineral-rich warm waters that emerge from the city's thermal source; a visit to this uniquely designed spa complex is one of those once-in-a-lifetime experiences that are not soon forgotten. The facility features more than 6,000 square meters of watery fun and treatment areas, numerous lagoons (both indoor and outdoor), and many saunas and Jacuzzis. It boasts many specialized spa areas featuring Indo-Roman baths, cascades, warm marble slates, and even a grapefruit pool. 

 Sant Joan de Caselles Church is regarded as one of the country's finest Romanesque churches. This magnificent ancient stone building was built in the 11-centuries in the style typical for other Andorran churches attributed to the Romanesque period and contained many exciting features. Most notable among them is its refined interior decorated with excellent frescoes, as well as a retablo, St. John, and the Apocalypse, dating from 1525.

Other highlights of this well-preserved Catholic church are the choir grille with its Romanesque stucco figure of Christ on the Cross and the remarkable polychrome painting that surrounds it.

Situated in the northern part of Andorra and boasts a peak altitude of 2,625 meters, Vallnord. It is one of the Pyrenees' most famous winter sports destinations and draws skiers and snowboarders from across Europe to its many fine slopes. Vallnord has won the World Ski Award as the best ski resort in Andorra. It has the best alpine skiing and snowboarding schools, perfect for beginners and seasoned skiers. 

Vallnord has three unique ski resorts: Arcalis, Pal, and Arinsal. Vallnord Pal-Arinsal covers 63 km of slopes and is the ideal place to come for beginners and families who want to learn to ski. Arinsal is ideally set up with an excellent ski school internationally recognized for offering an outstanding level of tuition. On the other hand, more professional downhillers usually head for the north-facing alpine slopes of Arcalis with long-lasting snows. Activities such as speed riding (a mix of skiing and hang-gliding), heli-skiing, and ski-biking are available for the truly adventurous.

One of the most important tourist attractions in the village of Andorra is the Church of Saint Stephen (Sant Esteve d'Andorra la Vella), located in the capital of Andorra la Vella. This little 12th-century Romanesque church is a part of the rich Romanesque cultural heritage on the territory of Andorra. Though initially built in the 12th century, it has been changed and renovated many times over the years. The church has impressive sculptures, a bell tower, and an apse.

The Natural Park of the Valle del Sorteny covers 1,080 hectares (2670 acres) declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in October 2020, the Sorteny Valley Nature Park has a great diversity of flora with over more than 700 phanerogam species. It is also home to unique animals, including the amazing wild boar and roe deer.

The park is dedicated to education and runs many different workshops, guided hikes, and tours throughout the year. The park also boasts a warden-protected lodge open in both winter and summer, with restaurant services available.