Parish in southern Andorra
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Sant Julia de Loria (correctly Sant Julià de Lòria) lies on the border to Spain in the southern parish (administrative division) in Andorra between Andorra La Vella and Spain.
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It is at 1,650 m. Dated from 13th century – Romanesque style. Every year, on the last Saturday in May happens a pilgrimage with the attendance of most of the people of Sant Julià de Lòria and many from elsewhere in the country. It is obligatory to reserve beforehand.
Church dated from 11th century – Romanesque style. It is outside of Nagol village. It is obligatory to reserve beforehand. Free-guided tours.
A museum of tobacco, smoking and smuggling housed in a former tobacco factory.
Bar and grill.
Sant Julia de Loria lies some 7.5 km to the south of Andorra La Vella on the main road CG1 which runs down the Gran Valira (Grand Valley) towards La Seu d'Urgell/Seo de Urgel in Spain.
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