Self-Guided Tour of Soller's Secret Stories

Kick off the tour at the historic railway station, Ferrocarril de Sóller. Marvel at the vintage train and tram that have been serving the town since 1912.

Visit the Sala Picasso and Sala Miró within the railway station, showcasing works by the famous artists Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso, both of whom had close links with Sóller.

Stroll to Plaça de sa Constitució, the bustling heart of Sóller. Here, you’ll be surrounded by charming cafes, shops, and historical buildings.

Admire the grand modernist architecture of the Sant Bartomeu Church, a striking symbol of Sóller's religious and cultural heritage.

See the ornate Art Deco building of Banco Santander, adding a touch of elegance to the town’s architectural landscape.

Indulge in the best local ice cream at Ca'n Pau Gelats Artesans, a beloved spot for both locals and visitors.

Walk along Carrer de sa Lluna to Ca'n Toni Reia, the town’s oldest building, rich with history and local stories.

Pass Can Prunera, a beautiful modernist museum that offers a glimpse into Sóller's artistic and cultural past.

Discover Mallorca’s oldest working olive mill, La Tafona de Can Det, and learn about the traditional olive oil production methods.

Explore the historic fruit and vegetable co-op, Cooperativa Agrícola de Sóller, which has been a cornerstone of the local agricultural community.

Take a tour of Ecovinyassa, a local citrus farm, to see the famous Sóller oranges and lemons up close and learn about sustainable farming practices.

Stop by Pastisseria "La Lareña" to sample traditional Mallorcan pastries and hear about the town’s sweet culinary traditions.

Visit the Museu de Sóller to delve deeper into the town’s history, from its Moorish and Roman roots to its once-thriving textile industry.

Enjoy a meal at La Romaguera Restaurant, where you can taste local dishes made from fresh, local ingredients.

Wander through the Mercat-Municipal, the town’s market, bustling with vendors selling fresh produce, local delicacies, and handmade crafts.

Hear about the historic Gran Hotel Sóller, which has served various roles over the years, including producing soldiers’ boots during WW1.

Finish the tour at the Ajuntament de Sóller, the town hall. Learn a little-known fact about the town’s governance that’s not in the guidebooks.