Discover Canillo

This suspended glass platform juts out over a steep drop, offering a spectacular view across the valley, complete with a statue of a pensive hiker at the platform's edge — free to visit and one of Andorra's most photographed spots.

The national sanctuary of Andorra's patron saint was rebuilt in a modern style after a fire and remains the country's most important pilgrimage site, set in a tranquil mountain landscape.

This amusement park boasts the world's longest summer toboggan run alongside via ferratas, zip-lines and hiking trails through dense mountain forest — a popular family excursion in summer.

Canillo is one of the access points to the vast Grandvalira ski resort, with groomed runs for all levels and its own snowpark for freestyle skiers.

From Andorra la Vella, the drive takes only about 15 to 20 minutes by car or bus along the main road toward France.

The official language is Catalan. Spanish, French and English are also well understood in hotels and tourist establishments.

December to March is excellent for skiing, while June to September offers pleasant mountain weather for hiking and visiting Naturlandia park.

This suspended glass platform juts out over a steep drop, offering a spectacular view across the valley, complete with a statue of a pensive hiker at the platform's edge.