Ferrocarril de Sóller

Throwback in time to a bygone age of wooden trains, the station in Palma is cleverly shielded from the traffic-heavy Plaça d'Espanya with a lovely little brick building housing the ticket office. You can book online or purchase on the day; I don't think there was any difference in price. The journey is relaxed and surprisingly smooth, taking a leisurely 1hr15min to arrive in Sóller after stopping briefly for everyone

We really did enjoy the train to only thing I found that let it down slightly was it was so busy but to see some of the veiws and Soller made up for it we 40€ each for the tickets and I really do recommend buying in advance as the queues were so long. Honestly also try and get there at least 30mins before your time slot or the chances are you may not get to sit together. The train took about 1hr to get to Soller. It

During our daylong Mallorca Island tour, we came here at Palma station to board this historical vintage wooden train which first started in 1912. Over the the years they have maintained the same appearance which makes it very exciting. The one hour journey to Soller takes back you into history when everything used to happen at its own speed. The entire journey was very scenic. It passes through mountain. bridges,