The Cerdanya
We are in the middle of one of the widest valleys in Europe, with close to 3,000 hours of sunshine a year. These are the four things people come back for.
Discover the Cerdanya ski resorts
Alp 2500 links La Molina and Masella into 100 km of pistes, unique in the Pyrenees. Across the border you have Font-Romeu, Les Angles and Porté-Puymorens, and Andorra is an hour away. All under 30 minutes by car, except Andorra.
Hiking and mountains
From the Cadí range to the Puigmal, the valley offers everything from flat riverside walks to serious ascents. In winter, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and dog-sled trips.
Unwind after a day outdoors
The French side of the valley has open-air hot springs less than half an hour away: Lló, Dorres and Saint-Thomas. Sitting in 38 °C water with snow all around is one of the best things you can do here.
Taste the Cerdanya
Trinxat, cured meats, cheeses and honey from the valley. There are nearly 300 restaurants here, from village set menus to fine dining, plus food festivals in Llívia, Alp, Ger and Puigcerdà.
The Llívia Town Museum, home to the oldest pharmacy in Europe, and the Farming Museum, both in the village.
Trails all over the valley, with local companies renting gear and running guided rides.
Gliding, hot-air balloons and microlights from the Cerdanya airfield, a few minutes from Llívia.