Nearly 600 Canillo Residents Visit Pont Tibetà Bridge at Record-Breaking Resident's Day Event
Total attendance topped 1,100 across parish attractions, surpassing expectations and showcasing strong local enthusiasm for rediscovering tourist sites.
Key Points
- Nearly 600 Canillo residents visited Pont Tibetà bridge on Resident's Day.
- Total attendance across parish attractions exceeded 1,100 visitors.
- Pont Tibetà led with 592 visitors, followed by Mirador del Roc del Quer (374) and Palau de Gel (175).
- Event showcased local enthusiasm for rediscovering tourist sites.
Nearly 600 Canillo residents turned out for the Pont Tibetà bridge during Sunday's free open-doors event marking Resident's Day, making it the most popular stop among the parish's tourist sites.
Organizers recorded more than 1,100 entries across the attractions, exceeding expectations and reflecting strong local interest. The Pont Tibetà attracted 592 visitors, ahead of the Mirador del Roc del Quer with 374 and the Palau de Gel facilities with 175.
The initiative aimed to bring Canillo's leading tourist spots closer to locals, encouraging both first-time visits and rediscovery in a welcoming, family-oriented environment. Officials praised the high turnout, lively atmosphere, and active involvement of participants throughout the day.
Sira Puig, director of the Palau de Gel and Canillo Tourist Services, highlighted the response as proof of residents' enthusiasm for these landmarks. She noted satisfaction in providing an accessible day designed for Andorrans to enjoy and take pride in the facilities.
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