20의 오르디노가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Solar viewpoint on the Peyraguils pass or summit, a metal structure that allows a 360° view of the valleys of the Andorran Pyrenees and the Aran Valley, with views of Aneto.

Here again: Someone is rating ALL photos of highlights in this region (Northwest Pyrenees) "not accurate," even though they accurately depict the location? Why does anyone need to do that? Is it jealousy? Does someone want to drag down others' "expert" ratings? How pathetic.

Also here: Why is someone rating ALL photos "not helpful"? Is someone trying to drag down others' "expert" ratings? Who? And why? I find this pathetic.

Arcalís 91, also known as The Ring of Ordino, is a steel sculpture created by Italian artist Mauro Staccioli in 1991. Located in the Ordino Arcalís ski resort in Andorra, the sculpture is a giant ring that symbolizes perfection and eternity. It is strategically placed to frame the surrounding mountain landscape, creating a stunning visual effect. The work represents the opposition between natural law and human law, highlighting the contrast between the simplicity of the ring and the complexity of the nature that surrounds it.

The structure is designed to mark the hours of sunlight throughout the day, allowing visitors to experience how sunlight interacts with the structure at different times. In short, the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint is a work by Rafael Galindo, built in Corten steel and inaugurated in 2021, which celebrates the sun and its daily journey, offering a unique experience in one of the most impressive natural settings in Andorra.

Traveling along the valley of the Valira del Nord river, also known as the Valira del Nord or Valira del Nord, which crosses the parish of Ordino and reaches the parish of La Massana. This route, known as "Camí Ral," is part of a network of ancient paths that connected the towns and valleys of Andorra before the construction of modern roads.

Like many other routes in Andorra, the Camí Ral was used by shepherds to guide their livestock between valleys during the different seasons of the year. These paths were essential to rural life and the economy based on agriculture and livestock farming. During times of war and conflict, such as the Spanish Civil War and World War II, the Camí Ral, like other mountain paths in Andorra, was used by smugglers and people fleeing across the mountains to avoid border control.

One of the best refuges I have visited, very clean facilities, if you want you can have lunch, they have a very correct menu. Very well equipped terrace to rest in the shade, with spectacular views of Parc de Sorteny. We arrived by taking a nice walk with the children from the Zone where you can leave the car.