The journey from Palma to Port de Soller reminded me of a scene from an Agatha Christie thriller. The set - a train carriage from 1912 retaining all of its original ...

It opened in 1912 with a train line from Palma to Soller, with a stop in Bunyola, and a tram line from Soller’s centre to the port. The journey takes about an hour and is around 20 miles.

Soller's name is said to derive from an Arabic word, "Suljer", meaning "golden valley", and harks back to the Muslim Moors, who occupied Majorca in the Middle Ages.

MADRID – The wood-framed train is a favourite with tourists, but for some islanders, it is a symbol of how Mallorca is becoming overcome by holidaymakers. Often packed with visitors, there is ...

It is located in the 'Valley of the Oranges' A beautiful, picturesque town an hour away from a popular Spanish city can be reached on a century-old wooden train - and it is definitely worth the trip.

02/21/2024 February 21, 2024. Mallorca's historic train from Palma to Soller is no express, but the views of the Tramuntana mountains and olive and orange groves on the Spanish island in the ...

With an area of 1,400 square miles, Mallorca has quite a few neighborhoods, each with its own vibe and personality. Cala Millor, literally "the better bay," is located on the northeast coast of ...

As countries across Europe crack down on overtourism, one stunning Spanish holiday hotspot has introduced a ‘residents only’ zone. The largest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is known for ...