Soller

Explore the Sóller Market: If you're there on a Saturday, the traditional market offers a variety of local products, from fresh fruits to crafts. It's a perfect opportunity to delve into the local culture and enjoy the authenticity of Sóller. Take a Stroll through the Historic Center: Sóller is brimming with historical charm with its cobbled streets, ancient buildings, and picturesque squares. Taking some time to wander through the center allows you to discover the modernist architecture, such as the Church of Sant Bartomeu, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the town. Explore the Botanical Gardens: The Alfàbia Gardens, located on the outskirts of Sóller, are an oasis of tranquility and natural beauty. While you may not have time to explore them fully, even a brief visit allows you to enjoy their lush gardens and historic fountains.

3 hours

Esglesia de Sant Bartomeu

The Church of Sant Bartomeu in Sóller! This impressive building, located in the heart of the charming town of Sóller, is an architectural gem and a symbol of Mallorca's rich cultural and religious heritage. Dedicated to Saint Bartholomeu, was first erected in the 13th century. However, the structure we see today has undergone numerous renovations and modifications over the centuries, the most significant being the reconstruction in the 18th century. Its neo-Gothic façade, added in 1904 by Catalan architect Joan Rubió, a disciple of Antoni Gaudí, is one of its most striking features, blending modernist elements with the original Gothic style.

20 minutes

Serra de Tramuntana (Pass By)

you will pass through to the Sierra de Tramuntana, the majestic heart of Mallorca! This impressive landscape, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011, stretches 90 kilometers from Andratx to Cape Formentor. With towering peaks like Puig Major at 1,445 meters, the sierra is home to rich biodiversity and spectacular scenery. Charming villages like Valldemossa, Deià, and Sóller offer cobblestone streets, vibrant culture, and stunning views. The Dry Stone Route (GR-221) and other trails attract hikers and cyclists, while the local cuisine delights with sobrasada, empanadas, and local wines. This natural environment is preserved through conservation initiatives promoting sustainable tourism. The Sierra de Tramuntana is a dream destination for nature, culture, and adventure lovers. Get ready to explore and be captivated by the majesty of this Mallorcan treasure!

Can Prunera Museum of Modernism

History and Architecture Can Prunera is a gem of modernist architecture, a style that flourished in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Construction of the house began in 1904 and was completed in 1911. Originally owned by the Magraner family, prosperous citrus merchants, the building reflects the influence of Antoni Gaudí and other Catalan modernist architects, with its characteristic curved lines, ornamental details, and creative use of light and space. Interior and Exhibitions The interior of Can Prunera is a marvel in itself. Visitors can admire the beautiful mosaic floors, colorful stained glass windows, and elegant wrought iron staircases. The museum's permanent collection includes works by renowned artists such as Picasso, Miró, and Miquel Barceló, as well as a variety of original modernist furniture and decorations.

30 minutes

Fet a Soller Oficinas

For a delightful break, enjoy a tasting of artisanal ice cream in Sóller. Don't miss the native orange ice cream, a local specialty that captures the vibrant flavor of the citrus fruits grown in the orchards of the Sóller Valley.

20 minutes

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To complete your visit, we recommend taking the wooden tram to the Port of Sóller. This charming journey will take you through picturesque landscapes and offer spectacular views of the valley and coast. The Port of Sóller, with its relaxed atmosphere and sea views, is the perfect place to conclude your day exploring one of Mallorca's most treasured gems.

25 minutes