Constitution Day is a national holiday in Andorra that commemorates the signing of the Andorran Constitution on March 14, 1993. The Constitution established Andorra as a sovereign, democratic state. It also guaranteed the fundamental rights and freedoms of all Andorrans.

Constitution Day is a day to celebrate the country's independence and democracy. It is also a day to reflect on the importance of the Constitution and the values that it enshrines.

Here are some of the ways that Constitution Day is celebrated in Andorra:

• Official ceremonies: There are official ceremonies held in Andorra la Vella, the capital of Andorra. These ceremonies include speeches by government officials and the laying of wreaths at the monument to the Constitution.
• School events: Schools in Andorra hold events to teach students about the Constitution and its importance. These events may include lectures, discussions, and essay contests.
• Public events: There are also public events held throughout Andorra, such as concerts, festivals, and sporting events. These events are a way for the people of Andorra to come together and celebrate their country's Constitution.

Constitution Day is an important holiday in Andorra. It is a day to celebrate the country's independence, democracy, and the values that are enshrined in the Constitution.

Here are some additional facts about Constitution Day in Andorra:

• Constitution Day is a public holiday in Andorra.
• Schools and government offices are closed on Constitution Day.
• Many businesses are also closed on Constitution Day.
• There are many events and activities held throughout Andorra on Constitution Day.