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First Floor A, Ordino Residential Village

About the parish

Ordino

The Parish of Ordino, a hidden gem nestled among the majestic mountains of the Pyrenees and officially designated as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, is a place where time seems to stand still and life takes on a more tranquil and harmonious rhythm. This parish, the northernmost in Andorra, is a captivating destination for those seeking a haven of serenity, elegance, and surrounded by stunning natural landscapes.

Ordino boasts eight main villages including Ordino itself, La Cortinada, Llorts, and Segudet, spread along the Valira del Nord river. While Ordino may not have as large a cultural heritage as the capital, it features the National Auditorium and significant historical sites related to metallurgy. Many of the mentioned villages house remnants of famous forges like Farga Rossell. Additionally, visitors can explore ecclesiastical buildings dating back to the 12th century, such as the church of Sant Martí de la Cortinada, adorned with Romanesque paintings and engravings. Other points of interest in this parish include museums such as Casa Areny-Plandolit, showcasing a traditional Andorran house, and the Miniature Museum. Particularly, the Sorteny Valley Natural Park is a frequent visit for hikers and locals alike due to its proximity, ideal for hiking, cycling, and mountain exploration.

Among all the villages in this parish, its capital, Ordino, stands out as the most interesting from a real estate and residential perspective. Rated by residents themselves as "the most beautiful village in Andorra," its traditional atmosphere and landscape preservation attract many tourists who marvel at the rural landscapes, natural parks, and mountain peaks like Pic de Casamanya. Ordino's historic center is a true cultural treasure with its cobbled streets and historic buildings narrating the fascinating history of the parish. Cultural life in Ordino is rich and dynamic, with numerous events and festivals animating the community throughout the year. The National Auditorium of Andorra hosts concerts, exhibitions, and theatrical performances, offering residents a culturally vibrant calendar of activities. Nature is a constant presence in Ordino, offering a wide range of outdoor activities to enjoy throughout the year. Trails through forests and mountains are perfect for hiking and mountain biking, while in winter, proximity to the Ordino-Arcalís ski resort ensures an unparalleled snow experience.