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Museu de Sóller
Town museum with archaeology, ceramics and Mallorcan art in a historic house. A strong introduction to Sóller’s culture and collecting traditions.
Take a ferry from Alcúdia to Soller and enjoy the approximately 19 nautical miles (36 km) long journey. Find schedules and pricing options for a convenient and affordable trip.
Distance 19 nautical miles (36 km) |
High Season Apr - Jun |
Low Season Jan - Mar |
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Town museum with archaeology, ceramics and Mallorcan art in a historic house. A strong introduction to Sóller’s culture and collecting traditions.
Natural science museum known for Balearic specimens, fossils and zoology. Ideal for understanding the island’s landscapes and wildlife.
Botanical garden with interpretation displays on Balearic flora and conservation. A rewarding visit for plants, education and a quieter side of Sóller.
Sóller’s lively main square, framed by the church, bank and terraces. The best place to absorb the town’s architecture, tram and daily life.
Harbour promenade and beachfront area in Port de Sóller. Popular for sea views, an easy stroll and watching the historic tram arrive by the bay.
Historic pedestrian lane lined with elegant town houses and shops. It is ideal for a gentle walk between the square and the railway station.
Rustic Mallorcan bread with olive oil, rubbed tomato and local toppings such as cheese or cured meats. A daily staple across Sóller and the island.
Traditional Mallorcan spiral pastry made with flour, lard and sugar. It is one of the island’s best-known baked specialities.
Classic Mallorcan vegetable bake of aubergine, potato, peppers and tomato. It is a cherished home-style dish, especially in summer.
Traditional Mallorcan restaurant in the centre of Sóller, known for local rice dishes, grilled meats and a warm, old-town setting.
Elegant long-running restaurant serving refined Mallorcan and Mediterranean cooking in a calm garden setting near the main square.
Stylish yet relaxed bistro in Sóller with Mediterranean plates, good wine and a polished setting suited to lunch or dinner.
Moderate for Mallorca: lodging and dining cost more than inland Spain, but cafés, local menus and public transport remain fairly manageable for tourists.
Service is usually included. Round up or leave 5-10% in restaurants for good service; round up taxi fares; small change is fine in cafés.
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