Peasants, shepherds, coal sellers, road builders, forge-men, carpenters and weavers... They all lived in Andorra throughout the centuries. The rural habitat itinerary includes a tour of Casa Rull in Sispony, Casa d’Areny-Plandolit in Ordino and Casa Cristo in Encamp. This itinerary will allow you to discover the traditional culture of Andorra, based on the intense and rational exploitation offered by the mountains in the past.

In traditional Pyrenean societies, and in Andorra as well, the house has been a domestic model, linked to its territory and working as a residency and as an agro-pastoral production and consumption unit. Beyond its physical space, the house was home to a familiar system, a domestic organization, a production system, a set of beliefs and practices... that allow us to observe the social and cultural system that surrounded it. The houses of the rural habitat itinerary and their surroundings are different expressions of the Andorran way of life, adapted to different historical needs; they were the property of families with varying economic and social positions.

The PassMuseu will allow you to visit all three houses for €7.5.

 

View the brochure of the rural habitat route.

 

 

Elements of the itinerary

Detall del pastador de Casa Rull
Casa Cristo

Casa Cristo offers its visitors a unique chance to discover the way of life of a humble Andorran house from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Casa d'Areny-Plandolit

The home of the only noble family that lived in Andorra, surrounded by luxuries and habits unheard of in the country.

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Casa Rull

The family house of the Perichs is an example of a wealthy peasant house. In this house, you will discover the strong link between the inhabitants of Andorra and their surrounding landscape.

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Casa Cristo

Casa Cristo

Vista general de la biblioteca de la Casa d'Areny-Plandolit
Cal Pal de la Cortinada

Cal Pal de la Cortinada

Cal Pal de la Cortinada

Cal Pal de la Cortinada is a space meant to foster thought on the identity, origins and the natural and cultural heritage of Andorra. This stately home has been documented since the 14th century, back when it was still known as the Escoter inn.

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Casa Rull

Tel.: (+376) 836 919 / 839 760

museusandorra@gmail.com

 

Casa d’Areny-Plandolit

Tel.: (+376) 836 908 / 839 760

museusandorra@gmail.com

 

Casa Cristo

Tel.: (+376) 933 551

casacristo@encamp.ad

www.encamp.ad

The itinerary is unguided and can be done in any order and in different days. The tours of the houses are guided; it is advised to consult the opening hours of each house so as to organize the itinerary.

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