Why visit
Andorra la Vella is the capital of Andorra. A practical starting point for museums, food, and onward routes into the country.
Andorra at a glance
Country center
42.5°, 1.5°
Coast
Landlocked
Country area
468 km²
181 mi²
Country population
81k
172/km²
Subregion
Southern Europe
Currency
Euro (€)
EUR
Dial
+376
Language
Catalan
Demonym
Andorran
Internet
.ad
UN
Member state
ISO code
AD / AND
Where in the world
42.5° · 1.5°
Andorra
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Did you know
- Andorra has no airport, no military, and no VAT below the EU rate: it's a shopping destination for French and Spanish tourists.
- The country is jointly governed by two co-princes: the President of France and the Bishop of Urgell in Spain.
- Andorra has the highest life expectancy in Europe, at over 83 years.
Bordering Andorra
Plan checks
- Choose a neighborhood first: many capitals have tourist centers that are not the best places to stay.
- Public transport passes usually beat taxis and rideshares for multi-day visits.
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Frequently asked about Andorra la Vella
What currency is used in Andorra la Vella?
Andorra la Vella uses the Euro (€), ISO code EUR.
What languages are spoken in Andorra?
The primary language is Catalan.
What is the international calling code for Andorra?
The calling code is +376.
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