Andorra may be small, but its identity is shaped by its seven parishes, each with its own character, history, and way of life. From its dramatic Pyrenean landscapes to its centuries-old system of local governance, the parish structure defines how the country is organized and how communities thrive
Tucked in the eastern Pyrenees, Andorra blends rugged peaks, green valleys, and easy access between France and Spain: a small country with big mountain charm.
Andorra is divided into seven parishes (parròquies), the country’s traditional and administrative divisions, and each parish has its own local government (comú).
Small but varied, Andorra’s seven parishes each offer their own mix of city life, nature, and community, helping you decide the best place to live, work, or settle in.
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Andorra is a co-principality led by the President of France and the Bishop of Urgell, divided into seven parishes, each with its own council and character.
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Everything about Andorra’s seven parishes in one place, no need to dig through endless sites or guides. Quickly see what makes each area unique and find the one that fits your lifestyle.
