Plaza de la Constitución
Located in Soller’s main town, this pretty plaza is the beating heart, filled with restaurants and cool cafés where you can pull up a chair, grab a bite to eat and watch the world go by. Don’t miss a ride on the vintage tram, which passes straight through the square.
Local life
Every Saturday, the town truly comes alive with its bustling weekly market. It’s a feast for the senses, with stalls overflowing with fresh produce, artisanal goods and tasty local delicacies like olives and cheese. This is authentic Majorca at its finest.
Scenic hikes
It’s a real paradise for hikers and bikers around these parts. A highlight is the GR221 long-distance path, known as the ‘"Dry Stone Route’," which passes through Soller on its way across the Tramuntana mountains. Along the way, you’re sure to encounter everything from olive groves to rugged mountainsides.
What is Sóller like for holidays?
Sóller holidays combine mountain scenery with traditional charm, set in a valley in the Tramuntana mountains. With its historic tram, orange groves and elegant square, it’s one of Majorca’s most picturesque destinations.
Is Sóller good for couples?
Yes, Sóller is ideal for couples seeking a romantic and scenic escape, with charming streets, mountain views and relaxed cafés perfect for leisurely days.
What are the beaches like near Sóller?
Nearby Port de Sóller offers a sandy beach with calm waters, making it perfect for swimming and relaxing by the sea within easy reach of the town.
When is the best time to visit Sóller?
The best time to visit is between April and October when the weather is warm and suitable for sightseeing, hiking and enjoying outdoor cafés.
What can you do in Sóller?
Visitors can ride the historic tram, explore the old town, hike mountain trails, visit Port de Sóller and enjoy local cuisine in scenic surroundings.
