Country overview Ethnic groups (in 2022) included Andorran (48.3 per cent), Spanish (24.8 per cent), followed by Portuguese (11.2 per cent) and French (4.5 per cent). The official language is Catalan, with French, Spanish and Portuguese also spoken.

- Andorra, the only co-principality in the world As a result, Andorra has managed to preserve its neutrality and independence, and to remain a sovereign country. The co-principality was established in Andorra in 1278 by means of the First Paréage between the Bishop of La Seu d'Urgell and the Count of Foix.

The small, landlocked country of Andorra boasts a wealth that surpasses its neighbours - Spain and France – with the per capita income exceeding both European averages.

Not only are the Andorra ski resorts famous around the world, but the principality's special culture and unrivalled attractions also help make it one of the most popular holiday destinations. Approximately eight million tourists visit Andorra every year, a quite incredible number for a microstate.