Andorra
Easter Week break in Andorra
Liturgical and cultural traditions in Andorra come together in the budding beautiful setting of spring, opening up marvellous nature spots. Easter Week is a good time to enjoy what the Pyrenean country has to offer: relaxing in the spa circuits, shopping or savouring the country’s typical dishes.
Andorra - Cooking and Food
he Principality of Andorra is located in South-Western Europe situated in the eastern Pyrenees Mountains. Andorra borders with France to the north and Spain to the south. Andorra was both under French and Spanish occupation until the World War II when it became independent. Andorran cuisine is mostly Catalan with French influences due to the fact that it is just between these two countries. Andorran cuisine combines the Spanish and the French cuisine with the local dishes.
Andorra - Religions
Traditionally, over 90% of all Andorrans are Roman Catholic. Though it is not an official state religion, the constitution acknowledges a special relationship with the Roman Catholic Church. The Muslim community (about 2,000 people) are primarily north African immigrants. Other Christian denominations include the Anglican Church, Jehovah's Witnesses, the Reunification Church, the New Apostolic Church, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.