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eleny Says: hiding at the foot of the hills huddled around its natural harbour and pretty restaurants.
eleny Says: 18th and 19th century mansions of buff colured stone and tall greenjalousied windows.You can enjoy walking around old streets and looking at munerous moderniste(art nouveu)and Gaudi buildins.
isabelapoes Says: mirador de las barcas
el convento del sagrado corazon
isabelapoes Says: barroque style
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isabelapoes Says: This place you can take a bus to go around cost
isabelapoes Says: at sunset is great and quiet place
1 Review and 177 Opinions Nice, spacious rooms (the ones with view to the sea), best service and professionalism. This hotel...
1 Review and 121 Opinions Hotel Es Port is situated about 200 metres from Soller port. Some rooms have a sea view. There is...
Bon Vi bar and restaurant: Nice snacks and good price
flyfreak Says: When coming from the Aimia hotel towards the little rambla in Puerto Sóller, there is a little restaurant-bar at the corner from the Santa Maria del Camí street and the rambla. If you only fancy some snack like a bocadillo (big sandwich) this is the place. We enjoyed the...
Airecel hotel-restaurant of Aimia hotel: Fresh and tasty food
flyfreak Says: The food takes a bit longer to be prepared, but for a good reason: it is being prepared freshly and only with the best ingredients. Once you enjoy your meal you will love it. The menue is not very big, but you will enjoy every plate.At lunch time the selection is a bit...
flyfreak Says: The place looks fancy but if you go there, you will be end up paying way too much for bad service and nearly cold food. In the first place it took them 25 minutes to bring us a menue, then they needed an hour to bring the starters (the tomato soup was nearly cold and it was...
Ses Oliveres: Fancy food - real good stuff!
flyfreak Says: A five-star rating from my side for the food and service in this restaurant! Professional service and phantastic food. For me it was the best restaurant where we ate in Sóller. We tried the Paella which is very nice, also the Sangria they make. We liked the starters...
eleny Says: 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.
Little houses in the olive fields
russian_yaz Says: If U hike alittle bit trough the mountains and the olives field U'll notice some small rock made houses. Some may seem abandoned, but they aren't. The local use this small and really old houses to keep they tools and other things safe. Some even have furniture and chimney to...
IanDavies Says: If you want anything in the mid-afternoon, forget it. The whole of the island falls asleep for a few hours each afternoon and most things close down. On the plus-side, the shops re-open and tend to be open later than in other places.
flyfreak Says: The beach of Sóller is not really a place where you want to spend the whole day as it is not spectacular. But take a little hike and enjoy a great view to Puerto Sóller. One hiking path starts right behind the left lighthouse. You get to the lighthouse in some 20 minutes if...
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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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