Casa de la Vall

Casa de la Vall is a historic landmark in Andorra la Vella, Andorra, that formerly served as the parliamentary home and now functions as a reserve parliamentary chamber for the General Council. The building underwent major renovations that modernized acoustics, added accessibility features like a lift and ramp, and restored original oak and lime finishes while preserving its historic appearance. It reopened to the public on December 23, 2025, attracting 5,012 visitors by April 2026, with peaks during Constitution Day events, aiming to surpass its 2024 record of 22,817 visitors. The General Council acquired a rare 1932 sketch of the building and hosts events there. Recent developments include landscaping tender launch targeting full opening in September 2026.

Key Points

• Casa de la Vall is a historic landmark in Andorra that formerly served as the parliamentary home and now functions as a reserve parliamentary chamber.
• The building underwent major renovations that modernized acoustics, added accessibility features like a lift and ramp, and restored original oak and lime finishes while preserving its historic appearance.
• Casa de la Vall attracted 5,012 visitors since its December 23 reopening, with peaks during Constitution Day events, and aims to surpass its 2024 record of 22,817 visitors.
• The site is closely associated with Andorra's General Council, which acquired a rare 1932 sketch of the building and hosts events there.
• Casa de la Vall is located in Andorra la Vella and distinguishes from other sites by its role as the historic seat of the Consell General.

Timeline

1. 2026-05-13

   Landscaping Tender Launch

   General Council launched tender for final landscaping phase with €376,033 budget, targeting full opening in September.

   Andorra General Council Launches Tender for Final Casa de la Vall Landscaping Phase
2. 2026-04-19

   Post-Reopening Visitor Milestone

   Renovated site reported 5,012 visitors since reopening, peaking at 1,189 on Constitution Day.

   Renovated Casa de la Vall Draws 5,012 Visitors Since Reopening in Andorra
3. 2026-03-13

   US Ambassador Visits During Anniversary

   US Ambassador visited Casa de la Vall during Constitution anniversary and signed the Golden Book.

   Andorra PM Meets New US Ambassador on Constitution Day Anniversary
4. 2026-03-11

   Acquisition of Historic Sketch

   General Council acquired a rare 1932 Joaquim Mir sketch of Casa de la Vall for €9,405, enriching its collection.

   General Council Acquires Rare 1932 Joaquim Mir Sketch of Casa de la Vall
5. 2026-01-26

   Episcopal Co-Prince Tours Renovated Site

   Andorra's Episcopal Co-Prince Josep-Lluís Serrano Pentinat toured the restored building, examining frescoes and the hemicycle.

   Andorra's Episcopal Co-Prince Tours Restored Casa de la Vall
6. 2025-12-23

   Renovated Casa de la Vall Reopens to Public

   The renovated historic parliamentary seat reopened to the public with modern accessibility upgrades and free tours until Constitution Day.

   Casa de la Vall Reopens After Renovation as Andorra's Heritage GemCasa de la Vall to be inaugurated 22 December, reopens to public 23 DecemberHistoric parliamentary building reopened December 23 after first restoration phase, attracting peak crowds
7. 2025-12-22

   Casa de la Vall Inauguration After Restoration

   Casa de la Vall was inaugurated following restoration that returned it closer to its original appearance, with public reopening the next day.

   Casa de la Vall to be inaugurated 22 December, reopens to public 23 December

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