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The parliament building is a relatively modern building and you can walk around up the hill behind it and go onto the roof where there is a type of mini park. On a nice day, there is a great view out over the valley across and looking south towards Santa Coloma. From here you can head back up the hill slightly to the right and visit the old church of St Esteve. Behind it is an interesting little area filled with narrow streets which is clearly the original location of the settlement.
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Romanesque style, dated from 12th century and restored on 20th century. It is notable the disproportion between the nave and the 17-m bell tower. It is obligatory to reserve beforehand. Free-guided tours.
An outdoor art installation created by Javier Balmaseda that uses brightly painted monumental taps and pipes to line the promenade along the river from an old stone footbridge to a whimsical sculpture of bathtub and pipes. It is illuminated at night by LED lights.
Art gallery for temporary exhibitions. It is worth going in just for the great view over the river (including a glass floor) and up the valley.
A hot spring water fountain, considered one of the hottest in Europe (70ºC). Bring a water bottle, but be careful.
Modernist style, designed by the architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch. It is not possible to visit inside because it is a private home. From the 1930s.
Museu Carmen Thyssen Andorra
Art museum that opened in 2017.