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Tren de Sóller

This historic electric train has operated with regularity since the early 1900s.

Palma, Spain

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Whenever a train lover visits Mallorca, a trip along this historical train line is a must. The Tren de Sóller is a perfect excuse to visit the city of Sóller and enjoy an awesome ride through the mountains of Mallorca. What makes this historical train stand out is that it is still in regular service. 

The line is well maintained and offers a unique experience. This train line between Sóller and Palma was constructed during the early 1900s and runs through mainland Mallorca, a trip that features 13 tunnels.

Highly recommended to anyone who loves trains or is on the hunt for a family activity. Not to mention, that the destination of the train, Sóller, is a lovely place to visit itself.

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Tickets are 25 EUR for a return trip and 18 EUR for a single journey.

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July 7, 2021

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