Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
- Passport
- Spanish dictionary
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Step 1
Pick a language. There are many languages that are spoken in Andorra La Vella, including French, Spanish, Portuguese and Catalan.
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Step 2
Shop ‘til you drop, after you convert your U.S. dollars to euros (see Resources, below).
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Step 1
Be prepared to drive! Andorra La Vella is 3 hours from any major airport. The closest airports include Girona, Barcelona, Toulouse and Perpignan.
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Step 2
Take the bus! Your best option for traveling from an airport to the capital city is by bus. There is no train service in this area. However, you can rent a car.
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Step 1
To book accommodations easily, contact French Government Tourist Office at (514) 288 1904 or visit their Web site (see Resources, below). If you are interested in historic Andorra La Vella, then you may want to consider arranging for accommodations near Old Town. Here you will find stone-paved streets, walkways and houses, as well as the old parliamentary building.
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Step 2
Take a picture! If you want to stay in a picturesque location in Andorra La Vella, then you should find accommodations near the central district of this city. Here you will find beautiful scenery, quaint churches and amazing architecture.
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Step 3
Have a ball! If you want to be close to live events, then you will want to book your accommodations near the piazza near the parliament building. Here you will find live music events and festivals, especially during the winter months.
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Step 4
Experience all that jazz in June. If you are a music lover, then you will want to arrange for your accommodations during the month of June, when the International Jazz Festival is held.
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Step 5
Plan your accommodations around Andorra La Vella's great shopping opportunities. If you are a shop-a-holic, then you will definitely want to stay near the main shopping streets of this city. If you visit during January, February or July, you will find extra special sales and pricing on Andorra merchandise.
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Step 6
Explore the city and stay near lesser known sights. If you like to travel off the beaten path, then you may want to look for accommodations west of Old Town. Here you will find Pyrenees-style dwellings in the rock faces as well as other interesting attractions.
