Family-focused cultural attraction in Ordino parish welcomed strong holiday turnout with cave tours, Santa
meets, and Menairons events, boosting local tourism.
Key Points
- 3,183 total visitors; 1,147 passports issued for Cova, Casa Secreta, Mola, Serradora tours.
- 1,974 attended Santa Claus meet-and-greets; 217 in Acadèmia dels Menairons; 62 on Menairona walks.
- Core sites open weekends Jan-Feb 2026: Cova Sat 4-7pm/Sun 11-3pm; others Sat 10-2pm/3-6pm & Sun 10-2pm.
- €15 entry (€10 locals); tickets at ordino.koobin.com/cercle-magic.
Ordino's Cercle Màgic cultural attraction welcomed 3,183 visitors over the Christmas season, according to the Comú d’Ordino.
The family-focused initiative, active from November 15 to December 31, 2025, featured visits to the Cova cave, Casa Secreta at Cal Pal, and the Mola and Serradora sites, with organisers issuing 1,147 passports for these tours. Santa Claus meet-and-greets attracted 1,974 people, the Acadèmia dels Menairons drew 217 participants, and 62 joined Saturday guided Menairona walks.
Comú officials described the turnout as highly satisfactory, noting its success in boosting parish culture and tourism. Holiday extras like the theatrical Reindeer Path, Santa sessions, and Menairons academy have ended, but the core sites remain open weekends in January and February under adjusted schedules starting January 15, 2026.
The Cova will run Saturdays 4pm-7pm and Sundays 11am-3pm. Mola, Serradora, and Casa Secreta at Cal Pal will operate Saturdays 10am-2pm and 3pm-6pm, plus Sundays 10am-2pm.
Entry costs €15 per person, or €10 for Ordino residents. Tickets are available at ordino.koobin.com/cercle-magic.
The Comú aims to sustain the project's popularity through these winter adaptations and logistical tweaks.
Original Sources
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