Església de Sant Bartomeu de Sóller

A lovely church in Sóller's main square, it's a great example of architectural evolution. The blend of the historic Gothic and Baroque with the later modern facade, designed by a student of Gaudí, makes for a captivating sight. It's a peaceful spot to appreciate the local history and a beautiful backdrop for photos.

Beautiful exterior facing the town square. Great views as approaching from the train, but also a great spot to hang out at the front on the steps and watch the town. Many people were there doing just that. Catching some shade and admiring the architecture. A beautiful piece of art in a beautiful Majorcan town. You can’t miss it if in the area.

Nice church, both architectural and inside. Small museum inside, worth 1 EUR on top of 2 EUR entrance fee

This church is beautiful, it looks like something out of a Grimm Brothers story.

Saw the church from outside only as it was closed. Very beautiful design. Església de Sant Bartomeu de Sóller dates back to the 13th century and has undergone several transformations, with its striking Modernist facade added in the early 20th century by architect Joan Rubió, a disciple of Gaudí. The church blends Gothic, Baroque, and Modernist styles, reflecting Sóller’s rich history. Inside, it features impressive altars, stained glass, and a peaceful atmosphere.

An impresive church, made by schoolar of Gaudi. Besutifull inside. 2/3 eur to enter

Very cinematic town. Coffe near chatedral is just relaxing.

Very impressive architecture. Unfortunately due to some celebrations we couldn't see what's inside. Place is very popular, a lot of people on the weekends. Historic train can be spotted here.