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This historical train is a must for all train lovers and for all others who wants to step back in time for an hour....
It starts in Palma, right next to the other station there......In summer there are two panoramic trains that will also stop at the viewing point near Soller. It costs 8,45 € both ways and departs at 10.15h and 12.15h from Palma. Queues at the ticket box can be quite long.... we have been there around one hour before the train left, and there already was a short queue.......well maybe it´s ok to be there at 12 when all others have their tickets.....don´t know really....
Written Aug 11, 2003
You have to take this tram to get to the port, it´s great!!! It costs 1 € each way and it starts right next to the train station in Soller. There are some more stops on its rumbling ride to the port.....
Written Aug 11, 2003
Another great way to explore Mallorca is by boat I think. So why not bring your yacht....and take me with you!!!!!!
Written Aug 11, 2003
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Right when U get down from the Soller train, U'll find the Soller tram. Very well known, as the train. Is a must to every visitor. It keeps it's old atmosfere. It's a open tram, like the one U can find on San Francisco, maybe older. it's like traveling to the past in a ancient commercial town.
It's 2 euros to go to the port and 2 euros back. I advice U to make your way down to the port on foot and then back in the tram.
Written Apr 19, 2005
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The Soller train does't run, it walks. It is meant for U to let yourself be carried slowly across the landscape, to go deep into the nature and enjoy her. It's like a travelling viewpoint, an observatory in motion. Without doubt, the most alternative and gentle to get on one's way.
Since almost a century ago, these wooden wagoons link the island capital with Soller. The train takes an hour to cover the 27 km to Soller, trough valleys full of oranges and olvies. It goes trough the Tramuntana Serra, crossing 13 tunnels, one of them 3 km long.
In summer the train departs each 30 mimnutes. Every other month, every one hour. The 2 wayt ticket cost 11 euros. One way 6 euros. There is a "touristical" one, at 10am and 11am. Toursitical because it makes a 10 minutes stop in a place from where U'll have a magnificent view of Soller.
Written Apr 19, 2005
Website: www.trendesoller.com
great views
Written May 21, 2005
take bus in american square and go around
Written Jun 24, 2005
A 1912 wooden train links Palma to Soller rathing thourgh citrus orchards and 13 tunnels.Fourteen tunnels later,switching back and forth across olive groves hills,they chug past citrus orchards into the town.
Written Sep 8, 2005
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A 1912 wooden train links Palma to Soller rathing thourgh citrus orchards and 13 tunnels.Fourteen tunnels later,switching back and forth across olive groves...
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Q: We are arriving on a cruise ship and will miss the first TRAIN to Soller. What would it cost to hire a driver or to take a bus...
A: The train to Soller runs ore times in a day. I suggest not to catch the touristic one. The ordinary one has no stops, but it is cheaper. There are also some buses...
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Caught among mountains, a wonderfull town
Well...there aren´t words to describe how I feel about Soller... I was there yesterday for the first time and it was love at first sight. Surrounded by the Tramontana Sierra and with it´s neaby port...
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Take the train from Palma up to Soller and walk around Soller and Puerto de Soller. I did very much enjoy it. But i must admit i have never been here in high season..
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You want to travel in an old wooden train? Feel the flair of the 1920s? You should take the (slow) Ferrocarril from Palma to Soller if you can answer these questions with YES! It's quite a tourist...
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Peurto de Soller is located about 5 kilometres from Soller which itself is about 50 kilometres from Palma. It consists of a quiet, enclosed port on one side complete with fishing boats, and the...
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