Andorra - city center with the work of Dali (Nobility of Time) - Elter photo
1. Beautiful Pyrenean landscape
2. Signs in Spanish are translated into English and French
3. The Old Town is nice
4. The fans of the fashion brand Zara will enjoy their time here
5. The ingenious sculpture of Salvador Dali on the main square in Andorra La Vella
6. To my liking, car drivers respect pedestrians
7. The cozy countryside, pyrenees farmhouses (somehow different from the alpine cottages of Austria or Switzerland)
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8. An usual overnight in an igloo hotel at Grandvalira
9. A 4-hours mountain walk
10. A less-visited place, Bixessarri in Sant Julià de Lòria, situated in a valley,
1. The chaotic traffic situations caused by the crowds of shopping tourists
2. If you are not interested in tax-free shopping, it can become frustrating that everything in Andorra revolves around shopping
3. Many ugly, grey concrete buildings left over from the seventies
4. Andorra la Vella (the capital city) is not that nice, except the Old town and a small part of the city center
5. Even some originally wonderful areas were spoilt by shopping malls
6. The tax-free haven of Andorra is rather suited for purchasing luxury items - drinks, perfumes, expensive sunglasses - over regular clothes
7. The Lake Engolasters was a disappointment - it is an artificial lake and swimming is forbidden
8. No one in the capital’s tourist information office knew English
9. There aren't any famous monuments in Andorra that are worth seeing
10. In the capital city locals don't clear up after their dogs at all, so dog shit all over the pavements.
