ANDORRA BUS TOUR: DISCOVER ENCHANTING PLACES!

The Andorra Bus Tour is probably the most comfortable way of discovering the main places of interest in our country. The 6 itineraries on offer cover all of the parishes of the Principality with different central themes: Romanesque art, traditions, trades, etc. And of course, they all have something in common: the scenery, as uniquely beautiful panoramic views and landscapes are hidden in every corner of Andorra. Here we explain everything you should know before getting on the bus: validity periods, routes, types of tickets and other practical information.

Moreover, on all the itineraries you will always be accompanied by a tourist guide who will explain all the details and peculiarities of the route! You will also be provided with an audioguide device to learn more, available in 4 languages to you to choose from: Catalan, Spanish, French and English.

Where and when to get the Andorra Bus Tour

The Andorra Bus Tour operates from 1 June to 31 October. During this period, departures are every day of the week, including Saturday and Sunday, and each day has a different itinerary.

All lines have the same point of departure: the capital, Andorra la Vella, to be precise at Plaza Príncep Benlloch 1, facing the Comú. Furthermore, there are two more stops in the city. All itineraries take a half-day and are carried out in the morning, with the exception of Saturday: which takes longer, with lunch included in the ticket and entry into the museums and churches along the route.

Bus itineraries

There are 7 themed itineraries of the Andorra Bus Tour, one for each day of the week.

Monday / Itinerary 1: Landscapes and Romanesque Art. Some places to discover are the Santuario de Meritxell Basilica, the Sant Joan de Caselles Church or the Casa Cristo Ethnographic Museum.
Tuesday / Itinerary 2: Landscapes and Urban Environment. This route involves the Tobacco Museum, Santa Coloma Church and the spectacular Lake Engolasters.
Wednesday / Itinerary 3: Landscapes and Trades. Among places to discover, you will find the Rosell Forge Iron Interpretation Centre, Sant Climent de Pal Church and La Massana Cablecar.
Thursday / Itinerary 4: Landscapes and Romanesque Art. Same route as itinerary 1.
Friday / Itinerary 5: Landscapes, Lake and Energy. On this route, visitors discover the Electricity Museum, the Circuit de les Fonts trail and the Path of Engolasters hydroelectric.
Saturday / Itinerary 6: Landscapes and Traditions. The longest itinerary of the seven, with lunch in the mountain hotel El Serrat. Rosell Forge Iron Interpretation Centre, Sant Martí de la Cortinada Church and La Coma de Arcalís, at 7,545 feet, are some of the points of interest making up the route.
Sunday / Itinerary 7: Landscapes and Country of Mountains. A perfect route for admiring the nature of the country, with a stop at the Comapedrosa interpretation centre. You will get a glimpse of some of the highest peaks in the country, including the highest: Comapedrosa, at 9,652 feet.

Timetable and prices

For further information on timetables and prices of the Andorra Bus Tour, please visit the Andorra la Vella Tourist Office. Rates vary depending on the day and the visitor's age, with special rates for children and other groups. We also remind you that advance booking is required, either via Internet or by phone, because spots are limited and may sell out.

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