Canillo

Municipality, Parish, or Town

Culture•3 Related•Jul 08, 2026 • 17:20

Andorra's Canillo Opens Mural Contest for Vall d’Incles Barn Facade

Residents can submit designs evoking natural beauty, crafts, and mountain life for a barn mural. The €3,000 commission goes to the top entry selected by jury and public vote, turning a passage spot into a heritage landmark.

Culture•3 Related•Jul 07, 2026 • 07:00

Andorra Turisme and National Geographic Launch Romanesque Heritage Series

Andorra Turisme and National Geographic have released a four-part series spotlighting the human stories behind the Principality's Romanesque heritage. Produced over 18 months, it features restorers, historians, and rare bell-ringers ensuring traditions endure.

Business•2 Related•Jul 06, 2026 • 22:00

Andorra Rental Crisis: Only 117 Apartments Amid €2,832 Average Rents

A severe shortage drives up Andorra's residential rents to record levels, with Escales-Engordany leading prices while Encamp offers relief. Sales market far outpaces rentals in supply.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 05, 2026 • 14:15

Mossèn Ramon Rossell Celebrates 60 Years of Service in Andorra's Canillo Parish

Andorran priest Mossèn Ramon Rossell received tributes from authorities and parishioners during a eucharistic celebration honoring his six decades of ministry. Officials praised his humility, local integration, and enduring contributions to Canillo.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 04, 2026 • 20:45

Canillo Launches First Accordion Day with Strong Turnout

The inaugural Accordion Day in Canillo transformed public spaces into stages for local and international accordionists. Strong attendance and high-quality performances exceeded expectations, securing a spot on the parish's annual cultural calendar.

Canillo Launches Free Seasonal Bus and Evening Bridge Tours in Andorra

A new free tourist bus connects key Canillo sites daily through summer, charging €1 from July 16, while evening tours offer dusk views of Pont Tibetà bridge with dinner for €45.

Business•4 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 19:30

Andorra Work Accidents Drop 13.7% to 1,302 in 2025, No Fatalities

The drop to 1,302 non-fatal cases marks a reversal from 2024's 1,509 incidents. Construction led with 405 cases, Andorra la Vella saw the most at 420. Police noted 533 road accidents, up 16.9%.

Sports•3 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 06:35

Andorra Epic Pyrenées MTB Race Launches with 520 Riders and UCI Pros

The Ironman-organized Epic Series event, third round of 2023, draws massive international field including pros like Esteban Chaves and Louis Meintjes. Officials laud its economic boost and role in establishing Andorra as a MTB hub.

Andorra Forecasts Stable 1M+ Vehicle Entries This Summer with Enhanced Traffic Plans

Andorra's Mobility department predicts steady summer traffic at 1.03 million vehicles, mirroring last year. New measures include dual lanes at borders during peaks and boosted night bus services for festivals to ease congestion.

Other•4 Related•Jun 30, 2026 • 07:00

Andorra Police Arrest Six for Assaults, Minor Sex Offense, Smuggling, Drugs

Authorities across Andorra detained six people over the weekend for crimes including violent assaults, a suspected sexual offense against a minor, tobacco smuggling valued at over €10,000, drug possession, and extreme drink-driving.

Andorra Launches Mou-te App for Real-Time Bus Tracking Nationwide

Andorran authorities rolled out the Mou-te Next Generation app, integrating GPS across the bus fleet for precise real-time tracking and multimodal trip planning. Features boost accessibility and efficiency amid soaring ridership.

Culture•4 Related•Jun 25, 2026 • 12:00

Ordino Lights Canigó Flame to Launch Andorra's 60th Sant Joan Festival

Andorra kicks off its 60th Sant Joan festival as Ordino receives the Canigó flame, sparking processions, falles, and bonfires across seven parishes with strong youth involvement and cultural tributes.

Culture•3 Related•Jun 24, 2026 • 20:15

Canillo Launches 'Descobreix Valls de Canillo' Packages for Extended Stays

Canillo introduces tourist packages bundling nature spots, cultural sites, adventures, and local commerce to draw families and thrill-seekers for longer visits with flexible, multi-day itineraries.

Politics•3 Related•Jun 24, 2026 • 19:15

Andorra's Judicial Staff Hits 5-Year Low of 36 Amid Male Declines

Judicial personnel in Andorra reached a five-year low of 36 by late 2025, with significant reductions in magistrates at higher courts despite stable first-instance operations. Women continue to dominate the workforce at 60%.

Business•4 Related•Jun 23, 2026 • 23:30

Andorra Audit Court Slams Government Overtime, Staffing Abuses in 2024 Reports

Andorra's Audit Court issued reports exposing widespread 2024 fiscal lapses, including regulatory breaches in overtime pay for 73 workers, unauthorized staffing extensions, improper hires at Andorra Turisme, and procurement failures across government bodies.

Sports•2 Related•Jun 22, 2026 • 11:00

Man, 52, Falls 9m from Canillo Climbing Wall, Stable in ICU

A local man sustained multiple traumas after plummeting from the climbing wall, leading to a rapid multi-agency response and airlift amid a major cycling event disrupting access.

Sports•4 Related•Jun 22, 2026 • 07:05

Pidcock Edges Verona to Win Andorra MoraBanc Clàssica in Tense Sprint

British climber Tom Pidcock surged past race creator Carlos Verona in the final 200m to claim the second edition of the grueling Andorran classic, highlighting local residents' dominance.

Business•3 Related•Jun 20, 2026 • 16:45

Andorra Court of Auditors Exposes Widespread Fiscal Mismanagement

Andorra's 2024 fiscal report exposes management failures across departments, including improper budgeting, excessive overtime, and procurement violations amid rising debt pressures.

Politics•4 Related•Jun 19, 2026 • 21:30

Encamp Council Approves Carrying Capacity Study After Government Endorsement

Encamp's council greenlit a study assessing physical limits for sustainable development, highlighting strong infrastructure capacity despite some mobility constraints and landfill issues. Staff reforms are advancing.

Andorra Boosts Night Buses for Summer Festivals Across Six Parishes

Andorra's Mobility department ramps up night bus services on BN1, BN2, and BN3 lines with higher frequencies until early morning to handle festival crowds safely across six parishes this summer.

Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Encamp Car Crash, Multiple Andorra Incidents Reported

A car hit a 35-year-old pedestrian on a crossing near Ràdio Andorra in Encamp, causing serious injuries. Police and medics responded amid traffic disruptions. Three other crashes that day and prior involved minor injuries or damage.

Business•4 Related•Jun 18, 2026 • 15:30

Andorra Sees 20% Drop in Foreign Property Investment Applications Amid Housing Curbs

Government restrictions have triggered a sharp decline in foreign real estate applications in Andorra, as Minister Conxita Marsol highlights transitional effects from 2025 reforms amid debates on market pressures and aid adjustments.

Business•4 Related•Jun 17, 2026 • 06:18

Andorra Opens 14 Affordable Rentals in Repurposed Hotel, Seeks More via €21.6M Tender

Andorra's INH launches applications for 14 subsidised units in Aixovall hotel, while a major tender aims to secure 150 more affordable homes from existing buildings amid housing crisis pressures.

10-Year-Old Boy Seriously Injured in Car Crash at Andorra Pedestrian Crossing

A local woman faces negligent injury charges after hitting the child at kilometre 15.850 of the CG-2 in Canaro, Canillo parish. Emergency teams stabilised him before airlifting to specialist care in Barcelona.

Culture•4 Related•Jun 15, 2026 • 21:45

Andorra Recreates 16th-Century Sant Miquel Altarpiece for Centenary

Canillo authorities will fund and install a vinyl panel reproducing the dispersed 16th-century Romanesque altarpiece, enabling visitors to see Andorra's top artistic treasure in its original church setting. Historians praise its pictorial and technical mastery.