Sóller Railway
Heritage train · Palma to Sóller, Palma

Sóller Railway

Photo: Isiwal · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The Sóller Railway has run between Palma and the town of Sóller since 1912, still using its original wood-panelled carriages. The route climbs through orange groves and olive terraces and passes through 13 tunnels in the Tramuntana mountains. In Sóller you can change to the old tram down to Port de Sóller.

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Good to know

Tickets
Sold online and at the station, with combined train and tram tickets available. Check the official Tren de Sóller site for current prices.
Time needed
About 1 hour each way; allow a full day with Sóller and the port.
Best time
Take an early train to beat the crowds. The line usually closes for maintenance from December to early February.
Getting there
Trains leave from the Sóller Railway station on Plaça d'Espanya in central Palma.

Itineraries with Sóller Railway

Day 3 of Palma de Mallorca in 3 Days

The train to Sóller

How Sóller Railway fits into a day.
  1. 10:00Sóller RailwayPalma
  2. 12:30Port de SóllerPalma
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Sóller Railway questions

Is the Sóller train worth it?

Yes, for the scenery and the old carriages. Some people ride one way and take the faster bus back.

Which side of the Sóller train is best?

The right-hand side going from Palma usually has the better valley views near Sóller.

Can I get off halfway?

Yes, at Bunyola. The mid-morning train also makes a short photo stop at a viewpoint.

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