Sóller, the soul of Mallorca at your doorstep

There are places that captivate from the first moment. Sóller is one of them: a town with its own personality, surrounded by mountains and orange groves, where time seems to go at a different pace. Its streets, its square, and its architecture tell centuries of history without the need for words. And the best part: arriving is part of the experience, whether by the legendary wooden train or the tram that winds down to the sea. Nature, culture, and authenticity, all in the same valley.

Faro blanco junto a casas y vegetación, al atardecer junto al mar
Fachada de una iglesia de piedra con rosetón y árboles verdes alrededor
Paisaje mediterráneo con palmeras, pueblo y montañas al atardecer
Faro blanco junto a casas y vegetación, al atardecer junto al mar
Faro blanco sobre acantilado, con cielo azul y vegetación alrededor.
Fachada de la Catedral de Santiago con sus torres y rosetón central
Camino entre jardines con palmeras y montañas al fondo bajo el cielo azul
Faro blanco sobre acantilado, con cielo azul y vegetación alrededor.
Tren turístico naranja y madera número 22 frente al mar con palmeras.

Train of Sóller

A journey that is, in itself, an attraction. Since 1912, the historic wooden train travels the 27 kilometers that connect Palma with Sóller, crossing tunnels and unique mountain landscapes in the world. An essential experience that connects past and present with each journey.

Port of Sóller

Just four kilometers from the village, Puerto de Sóller surprises with one of the most beautiful bays in Mallorca. Its horseshoe shape, protected by mountains that descend to the sea, creates an almost unreal landscape that enchants those who visit it for the first time. The promenade invites you to walk aimlessly, stop at a terrace, and enjoy the leisurely pace that characterizes this corner of the island. At sunset, when the sky is tinged with orange over the water, the port shows its most spectacular side. A place to disconnect, swim in calm waters, and discover the most authentic Mallorca, far from mass tourism.
Vista aérea de un puerto mediterráneo con barcos, costa y casas junto al mar
Pintura al óleo de un rostro con flores en un cuadro dorado.

Can Prunera Museum

Hidden in the center of Sóller, Can Prunera is one of the most special museums in Mallorca. Its headquarters, a perfectly preserved modernist house from the early 20th century, houses a carefully curated collection of art from the 19th and 20th centuries in an intimate and surprising environment. Art and architecture combined in an essential cultural experience.

Opening Hours:

  • November – March: 10:30 am – 5:00 pm
  • April – October: 10:30 am – 6:30 pm
  • Closed on Mondays

The Tramuntana: where the mountain turns into adventure

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sierra de Tramuntana is the natural heart of Mallorca. Peaks, olive groves, and cliffs overlooking the sea that invite you to explore on foot, by bike, or simply contemplate. Hiking, mountain biking, climbing, or scenic drives: the Tramuntana has something for every traveler, at any time of the year.

Cycling

The Tramuntana mountain range is one of the most highly valued cycling destinations in the Mediterranean. Its winding roads, mountain passes, and sea views turn every pedal stroke into a memorable experience. From gentle routes through the Soller Valley to demanding climbs like Puig Major, the Tramuntana offers a route for every level.

Excursions, hiking and trekking

The Tramuntana is a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. A network of historic trails runs through ravines, forests of oaks, and viewpoints overlooking the Mediterranean that are breathtaking. The route of the Pedra en Sec, declared a Grand Tour, is undoubtedly the most emblematic, but there are options for all levels, from peaceful walks through the valley to more demanding treks between mountain villages.

Trail running in the Tramuntana

For mountain runners, the Tramuntana is a scenery of another level. Dirt tracks, trails among pine trees, and views of the Mediterranean that suddenly appear at every turn. The elevation and variety of terrain make this mountain range an increasingly sought-after destination for trail lovers, with Soller as one of the best starting points.

Local experiences

The valley of Sóller hides experiences that go far beyond the landscape. Villages like Fornalutx or Biniaraix, considered among the most beautiful in Spain, surprise with their cobbled streets and authentic atmosphere. Local markets are a must-stop to take the best of the land: oranges, oil, ensaimadas and seasonal products. And Mallorcan gastronomy, among rice, fresh fish and sobrasada, completes an experience that enters through all the senses.