Tren De Soller

About

Tren de Sóller offers a charming, carriage‑by‑carriage journey through the heart of Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana, an experience that blends historic railway heritage with breathtaking mountain and coastal scenery. The train departs from Palma de Mallorca’s charming Plaza de España, traveling on a 27.3‑kilometre 3‑ft gauge line that has been in operation since 1912. Passengers board in a beautifully preserved wooden carriages that feature original furnishings and décor, while the trip unfolds with sweeping views of pine forests, lemon groves, olive groves, and dramatic cliffs. The journey is traditionally about an hour long, though the exact duration depends on the chosen schedule and whether the passenger selects the classic train or the combined train‑and‑tram option to reach Port de Sóller. For those wishing to continue the adventure, a historic tramway—operated by the same company—connects Sóller and its coastal harbour, Port de Sóller. Opened in 1913, the tram offers a half‑hour colourful ride along the seafront, passing tree‑lined promenades, the bustling Plaza Constitución, and the picturesque promenade of Es Través, with panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean. Many itineraries combine the train and tram for a true “railway‑to‑beach” experience. The tram stops at key points such as Sa Torre and the old tram stop, allowing visitors to disembark for seaside strolls or a boat adventure to nearby coves. Beyond the main attractions, tren de Sóller opens the door to a wealth of cultural heritage. The Sóller town centre boasts impressive modernist architecture, a historic railway station that now houses the Miró and Picasso Foundation’s permanent exhibitions, and a vibrant market. In Port de Sóller, the harbor is complemented by a traditional restaurant‑hotel, a mariner’s museum, and the chance to board a boat to the spectacular cliffs, coves, and sea caves of the north coast. Together, train, tram, and surrounding sites offer a multi‑sensory holiday that celebrates the natural beauty and artistic legacy of Mallorca.

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes

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