municipality parish or town
Arinsal
Arinsal is a town in Andorra's La Massana parish known for its ski station, cable car infrastructure, tourism activities, and housing units.
Arinsal is a town in the parish of La Massana in Andorra known for its ski station, cable car infrastructure, and tourism activities. It features key tourism assets including a cable car purchased by La Massana council for €6.6M and a new family activity park Parc d’Activitas de les Berques. La Massana granted land in Arinsal for Andorra's first cooperative housing project to L’Estaló association amid housing demand. Arinsal is closely tied to La Massana parish, which manages its public infrastructure purchases and tourism developments.
Key Points
- Arinsal is a town in the parish of La Massana in Andorra known for its ski station, cable car infrastructure, and tourism activities.
- Arinsal features key tourism assets including a cable car purchased by La Massana council for €6.6M and a new family activity park Parc d’Activitas de les Berques.
- La Massana granted land in Arinsal for Andorra's first cooperative housing project to L’Estaló association amid housing demand.
- Arinsal is closely tied to La Massana parish, which manages its public infrastructure purchases and tourism developments.
- Arinsal is distinct as a tourism-focused village in La Massana parish, separate from nearby areas like Pal.
Timeline
Land Grant for Cooperative Housing in Arinsal
La Massana granted plots in Arinsal's Terra Borda parking to L’Estaló association for Andorra's first cooperative housing project, initiating feasibility studies for 3-4 storey buildings to address local housing demand.
Opening of Parc d’Activitas de les Berques
Parc d’Activitas de les Berques opened in central Arinsal, offering mini-golf, archery, treasure hunts, bouncy castles, and pumptrack to boost summer tourism for families and hoteliers.
La Massana Purchases Arinsal Cable Car and Parking
La Massana Comú approved the €6.6M purchase of the Orriols cable car and 5,600 sqm parking plot in Arinsal, securing public ownership of vital ski and tourism infrastructure after court-resolved ownership disputes, with payments staggered from 2026 to 2029.
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