Andorra Approves €189K Subsidies for 2026 Cultural Heritage Projects

The Andorran government has approved subsidies totalling €189,246.89 for six projects aimed at conserving, restoring and improving cultural heritage sites in 2026.

The largest allocation, €76,131.29, will fund the second phase of rehabilitating and changing the use of the era and ereta at Cal Nicolau in Pal, accounting for over 40% of the total budget. The second biggest grant, €70,757.86, goes to rehabilitating the paller at Cal Nagol in Sant Julià de Lòria. Together, these two projects will receive nearly 78% of the funds.

Four smaller grants cover roof repairs and restorations at other sites. In l'Aldosa de Canillo, €15,029.13 has been awarded for work on the roof of the era at Cal Bortoló. Encamp will receive €12,852.80 to restore the roof of the borda del Cresper at Casa Jaumet. In the Vall del Madriu-Perafita-Claror, €11,104.60 is earmarked for repairing and replacing the roof of the borda de Cal Xic.

The only grant for movable heritage, €3,371.21, supports restoration of five objects from the casa pairal Bons del Pui in La Massana.

These subsidies form part of broader government policies to promote cultural heritage preservation. They target interventions on both immovable and movable assets, as well as efforts to implement documentation and management systems for archival funds, conserve documentary heritage, and support the preservation and promotion of intangible heritage.