Casa de la Vall

The Casa de la Vall is the most emblematic historical building in Andorra. In 1702 it became the seat of one of the oldest parliaments in Europe and for more than three centuries it was the heart of parliamentary life and the seat of the country's courts.

Beyond its symbolic and representative meaning, the Casa del Valle has witnessed the changes and transformations of the political and social history of Andorra.

The visit will enlighten us about the small but fascinating history of a house that has become one of the most precious symbols for Andorrans and a must-see for all those who want to get closer to the reality of the country and enjoy a dialogue with our past.

In our Pyrenean environment it is no coincidence that the most representative building of the Principality is a house and not a palace, as proof of the roots in the land of the institutions that have inhabited it since it became a public building, a rural parliament in a rural world.

schedules

From January to May and from October to December - Tuesday to Saturday: 10am-2pm and 3pm-6pm.

June and September - Tuesday to Friday: 10am-2pm and 3pm-6pm / Saturdays 10am-2pm and 3pm-8pm / Sundays 10am-2pm.

July and August - Tuesday to Friday: 10am-2pm and 3pm-7pm / Saturdays 10am-2pm and 3pm-8pm / Sundays 10am-2pm.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION AND RATES

It is advisable to book in advance for guided tours, which have an additional cost of €1.50 per person.

• General admission: €5.
• Reduced entry: €2.50.
• Free admission: for national schools and students, social services, people with disabilities, Carnet Jove holders, children under ten, members of ICOM and ICOMOS, Magna Card holders, members of the Piolet Club, their parents and siblings, and for all citizens of the Principality on the first and third Saturday of every month and every Wednesday throughout the year.

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