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Soller

Sóller is a municipality of Mallorca located in the Sierra de Tramontana, a World Heritage Site. Located in the north of the island, it is famous for its historic center, where the beautiful modernist church of San Bartolomé is located, its valleys of orange trees and its Port, which can be reached by the legendary electric tram. For many years, Sóller was filled with wealth from the export of citrus fruits to Europe by sea. From this period the Santander Bank is a listed building, a modernist style building and also many of the large Majorcan estate houses. Its gastronomy is rich in fish and shellfish, with the red prawn from Sóller as the main example. In addition, many products continue to be made with food from the land: homemade ice cream, citrus liqueurs, jams, preserves... A tradition that attracts travelers from all over the world. to this beautiful valley.

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What to see in Soller?

Constitution Square, Soller

The Plaza de la Constitución is located in the center of the municipality of Sóller, in the north of Mallorca, the nerve center of the town, where the Sóller Town Hall, the Church of San Bartolomé, the modernist bank, the current Santander office, and numerous cafes, restaurants and ice cream parlors are located. The legendary electric tram that connects the center of Sóller with the port also crosses this square.

Church of Sant Bartomeu de Soller

The church of Sant Bartomeu or San Bartolomé, is one of the most beautiful churches in Mallorca. Declared a site of cultural interest, its construction began in the 13th century, originally in the Romanesque-Gothic style but, as is usual in these constructions, it has undergone modifications over the years, which is why we also find some Baroque structures. But, without a doubt, the last modification, begun in 1904 and finished in 1946, is what makes the Church of San Bartolomé an icon of the city and an example of wonderful Art Nouveau. This is the spectacular modernist façade, the work of the Catalan architect, Joan Rubió i Bellver, a disciple of the great Antonio Gaudí, with whom he collaborated on other works of great importance, including La Sagrada Familia, La Casa Batlló and Parc Güell, in Barcelona.

Bank of Soller

Banco de Sóller is a modernist building by the architect Joan Rubió i Bellver, a disciple of the famous architect Antonio Gaudí. Currently, it belongs to the Santander bank, but its facade shows the wealth that the people of Sóller obtained in the past with the export of citrus fruits to France, which allowed them to build a bank according to their wishes

Sa Lluna Street

Calle de La Luna or Carrer de Sa Lluna, is a commercial street located in the center of Sóller. Its pedestrian street with houses small shops selling clothes, accessories, perfumes and typical products of the area. In this street there are also various Majorcan houses of interest such as Can Prohom, Can Bardí and Casa de La Luna, the oldest in Sóller and which gives its name to the street.