Plaça de la Constitució

Nice little square full of cafes in front of a beautiful church in the center of Sollér. Lots of people everywhere, everyone wants to experience the passage of the historic train past the church. Parking on the main road within walking distance of about 10 minutes was no problem.

So beautiful and authentic. The building is so much nicer than the pictures and you can have a tour inside for €2-3. You’re allowed to take pictures too. There was no queue or waiting time. You get to see the little train/tram as well.

We stayed in Sóller for a week, and almost every evening we ended up in Plaça de la Constitució. It’s the heart of the town, surrounded by many restaurants where we had some really delicious meals. The square has such a lively atmosphere with people sitting outside, children playing, and the tram or train passing through all day — it never gets boring to watch. On Saturday we even got to see the stalls set up in the square — a really nice surprise with local products and a friendly atmosphere. The church of Sant Bartomeu gives the whole square a beautiful backdrop, especially in the evening when the lights come on. The only small downside was that the fountain wasn’t working during our stay, but it didn’t take away from the charm. This square quickly became our favorite spot in Sóller.

So much beauty on such a small place surrounded by the mountains and by the sea. The only place on the Earth with free Picasso museum at the train station. Incredible! 🇪🇦 🧡👍💯 Must see! 😀

Soller is a picturesque town nestled in a stunning valley, surrounded by mountains and orange groves. The town's popularity has led to a degree of commercialization, and some of its authentic charm has been overshadowed by tourism. The vintage train from Palma offers a pleasant journey, but it's not a truly spectacular experience. Similarly, the tram to the port is functional but can be expensive and very crowded. Despite the crowds, Soller is still a beautiful place that I recommend visiting for its natural beauty and culture. Just be prepared for the bustling atmosphere.

Beautiful architecture. The tram that passes right next to the building is wonderful. What slightly takes away from the experience is the overcrowding and the large number of restaurants on the square itself.

Lovely little square filled with cafés in front of a beautiful church in the heart of Sóller. The area was lively, with lots of people gathered to experience the historic train passing right by the church. Parking on the main road was easy, just about a 10-minute walk away.

A very nice church from the outside. Ticket for the church entry costs 2€. I recommend to bring an ear buds, so you can listen to the audio commentary on history of the church on your phone (QR Code to scan). The place outside the church is very beautiful and a nice place to wander around.