Manners in Andorra

Greetings

At restaurants and in taxis, rounding up and leaving change as a tip is common practice.
Greeting in Catalan often makes a good impression.
When visiting churches, clothing that covers shoulders and knees is recommended.
In mountain hiking areas, there is a tradition of greeting others with "HOLA."
Wait for the host's "Bon profit!" before starting a meal.
There is no custom of removing shoes when entering a home, but cleaning mud off footwear is considerate.
When taking photos on the street, avoid blocking pedestrian or vehicle traffic.
Shops have shorter hours on Sundays, so complete shopping by Saturday.
Cutting in line while waiting for ski lifts is strictly frowned upon.
Talking loudly on the phone in public places is considered poor manners.