In the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site, lies Sóller, a town that seems to have stopped in time. Its fertile valley of orange groves, cobbled streets, and direct connection to the sea through its port make it one of Mallorca’s most authentic destinations.Sóller is more than just a beautiful place: it’s a meeting point between tradition and modernity, between local life and the curious eyes of travelers. Here, we’ll show you what to see in Sóller and the corners that make this town truly unforgettable.
The natural isolation provided by the mountains shaped Sóller’s character for centuries. Without a direct connection to the rest of the island, its inhabitants looked to the sea and built their history around maritime trade and citrus cultivation. That legacy is still alive: daily life thrives in its squares, the houses bear the mark of modernist prosperity, and the gardens still smell of orange blossoms.
The heart of the town. Cafés with terraces, families strolling, children playing, and the imposing Sant Bartomeu Church watching over it all.
Its interior invites reflection, but it’s the modernist façade, designed by a disciple of Gaudí, that captivates first-time visitors.
Right in front of the church, a modernist building that recalls the town’s golden age, when remittances from emigrants enriched the community.
A wooden train that seems to come from another era. It connects Palma and Sóller, passing through mountain landscapes that make the journey worthwhile on their own.
Its wooden carriages link the town with the port in a leisurely ride through orange groves with views of the Mediterranean. A simple yet charming experience.
An oasis that protects Balearic and Mediterranean flora. Perfect for a peaceful walk.
A house that breathes art and modernism in every corner. Mallorcan and international works coexist in its rooms.
On Saturdays, the town fills with color, scents, and life. Fresh fruit, local cheeses, flowers, and crafts make the visit a sensory journey.
Climbing any nearby viewpoint reveals the grandeur of the mountains and explains why this landscape is a World Heritage site.
A natural harbor surrounded by mountains. Promenade, restaurants, fishing boats, and an atmosphere that invites you to let the hours pass slowly.
Visiting Sóller is discovering the essence of Mallorca, but staying in a place that reflects that essence makes it a complete experience. Our boutique hotel Son Xotano offers a balance of calm, Mediterranean aesthetics, and personalized service that turns any stay into an unforgettable memory.
From here, the Tramuntana and Sóller become part of your daily life. You don’t just visit Mallorca: you experience it at a different pace, with a new perspective.
Book your stay at Son Xotano and let Sóller be part of a larger experience, full of serenity, nature, and details that make the difference.
By car from Palma (30 minutes through the tunnel) or on the historic wooden train, one of Mallorca’s most memorable experiences.
The essentials: Plaza de la Constitución, the church, a walk through the town center, the tram to the port, and, if possible, the sunset by the sea.
The historic center, Banco de Sóller, the market, Can Prunera Museum, and above all, the life that fills every corner.
Quiet beaches, a well-kept promenade, restaurants serving fresh fish, and boat trips along the Tramuntana coast.
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