Ferrocarril de Sóller - Estació de Sóller
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An amazing experience, it's like going back in time. They only sell the amount of tickets for the amount of seats there are, so trains will never be overcrowded, however, if it's full there's lots of people on board. Masks are still mandatory when riding between Palma and Sóller but lots of people just take them off once they're sat down. There is room at the end of each carriage for pushchairs, wheelchairs, suitcases etc. The journey itself goes through the back end of Palma where you can see the darker side of the city, then on to the fincas and olive groves at the base of the mountains. In to the tunnel for around 3 minutes with only the ceiling lights is a magical feeling but could be scary or unnerving for small children or anyone with claustrophobia. Arriving back in to the daylight is great as the train now stops at the top of the mountain with phenomenal views across the town. You can jump off and get selfies here but it does only stop briefly. Once the whistle blows, get back on quick! Definitely recommend this journey, including the tram ticket down to Sóller Bay, which is another amazing journey in itself. The cost for the train is €18 one way, €25 return and €32 for the whole package of all 4 journeys.
Joe Snell
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Great way to spend a day on seeing Mallorca outside Palma and have a splash in the Mediterranean Sea as well. Take the old train to Soller, there switch to an even older tram to the harbour, jump on a boat to torrent de pareis. You will drive with the train through Palma on the streets, into the mountains. Close to soller the train will stop to wait for the train in opposite direction to pass because it is a single track. You can pop out to take some pictures in mean time. One of the tunnels makes a sharp curve and suddenly the town of soller is not on your right but on your left side. With the team you drive through orange and lemon orchards, the old town of soller into the modern harbour. The boat takes you to a breathtaking bay with pebble beach and blue water. Spend about an hour here before turning back to Palma. Tip: but a combined ticket online (57,- pp in 2023) and you do not have to wait on the station and save money at same time.
John Van Der Westen
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The historic electric train takes a route north from the capital across the plains, winding through mountains and 13 tunnels of the The historic electric train takes a route north from the capital across the plains, winding through mountains and 13 tunnels of the Serra de Tramuntana, finally ending in the large railway station of the northern town of Sóller. Work began on the railway in 1911 on the profits of the orange and lemon trade, which at the time was booming. For this reason, it is sometimes known as the Orange Express. The train is now not only a mode of transport between these two key Mallorcan settlements, but also an attraction in itself, finally ending in the large railway station of the northern town of Sóller. This is a must ride for railway enthusiasts, and is possible by doing the Island Tour, which can be booked by your local tour operator, or you can simply purchase a ticket.
Jon
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The trip starts in Palma, in the original train station which is over 100 years old. The first few minutes aren’t anything special, just a normal industrial area. You’ll be more preoccupied checking out the interior of the olds train car. The little leader benches and wooden interior transports you to another time. After a while the landscape transforms and the train picks up speed, a blessing if you travel at noon. In no time the pains and hills are replaced by mountains and a cool breeze comes through the open windows. Here you’ll have many opportunities for great pictures. Soller slowly approaches and you’ll see the seaside, you’re there. The train station in Soller is larger than that in Palma and has all a traveller requires. With the same ticket you can switch to the tram.
Marius Muntean
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This is the second time we have travelled on this tram and it's such a great way to travel. Everyone boards the tram carriages en-masse - no queuing! - and you pay on board. Try to avoid the tram when the Palma - Soller train has just come in, as it gets really busy. It's €9 per person one way between Soller and the Port of Soller, and the tram winds its way through the main square and the narrow, busy streets of Soller. The journey takes about 20 or 25 minutes. The port is absolutely delightful, with lots of restaurants lining the harbour, but make sure you know the return time of the trams. They usually run every half an hour, but there was an hour's gap mid-afternoon.
Patricia Goldring
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Well worth getting this tram if you have completed the train trip from Palma.. this smaller tram is a nice experience and brings you to a beautiful port village (about 15 minutes).. I'd recommend getting off at the second last stop (the first sea view stop) its a short and pleasant walk towards the last stop, plenty of nice places to eat and even a small beach to dip your toes. Once at the last stop that's about it for the village. There seems to be nice treks and trails but we were just on a day trip so didn't go further. Its nice to be at the last stop (first stop for the return journey) to guarantee a seat for the return trip back to the beautiful soller.
Rua Cuail
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Nearby Attractions Of Ferrocarril de Sóller - Estació de Sóller
Ferrocarril de Sóller
Plaza de la Constitución
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Jardín Botánico de Sóller
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Plaça d'Espanya, 6, 07100 Sóller, Illes Balears, Spain
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attractions: Ferrocarril de Sóller, Plaza de la Constitución, Església de Sant Bartomeu de Sóller, Parroquia de Sant Bartomeu de Sóller, Jardín Botánico de Sóller, Can Prunera, Aires de Japón, Mercat-Municipal, Mercat-Municipal, Finca Ca´s Sant, restaurants: Sa Granja Cafè - Restaurant, Ca'n Pintxo Restaurant, Casa Álvaro (Próximo NIXTLI), La Romaguera Restaurant, Bar Molino Sóller, FORN SANT CRISTO (Sóller), Do de Pit, Miga de nube, Café Sóller, Es Pont
