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Palma de Mallorca: Train to Soller


Feliseop

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Hello,

I am very interested in taking the train to Soller. I usually do not do cruise ship excursions. Has anyone done this on their own? If so, how did you get to the train? It appears to leave from the center of town. Thank you for your help.

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Anyone taken the train from Palma to Soller? How did you get to the train station? Is it walkable or did you have to take a taxi or bus? Thanks.:)

 

The train station is located at Plaza de España, in the north of the old town. Not close if you want to walk. Regular buses conect the port with this place. The bus stop is just outside the train station.

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The #1 bus goes from the cruise port (or goes past it), through the centre of the city, stops at Placa de Espana and then goes on to the airport, so that's one bus you could get from the cruise port to the train station. Trouble is, so will hundreds of other people!

 

Here's my little secret: there's another bus, #3. It take a rather different route through town but also stops at Placa de Espana (or very near it). Near the cruise port it goes along Avenida Joan Miro, so look for that street on your map.

 

Here's the website for the Palma city buses:

http://www.emtpalma.es/EMTPalma/Front/index.en.jsp

 

And here's a route map:

http://www.emtpalma.es/EMTPalma/Front/imgdb/87216.pdf

 

Coming back from Soller (or Port de Soller) you can use the island bus. Here's their website: http://www.caib.es/sacmicrofront/contenido.do?idsite=330&cont=8783 You'll be interested in the L211 service.

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The #1 bus goes from the cruise port (or goes past it), through the centre of the city, stops at Placa de Espana and then goes on to the airport, so that's one bus you could get from the cruise port to the train station. Trouble is, so will hundreds of other people!

 

Here's my little secret: there's another bus, #3. It take a rather different route through town but also stops at Placa de Espana (or very near it). Near the cruise port it goes along Avenida Joan Miro, so look for that street on your map.

 

Here's the website for the Palma city buses:

http://www.emtpalma.es/EMTPalma/Front/index.en.jsp

 

And here's a route map:

http://www.emtpalma.es/EMTPalma/Front/imgdb/87216.pdf

 

Coming back from Soller (or Port de Soller) you can use the island bus. Here's their website: http://www.caib.es/sacmicrofront/contenido.do?idsite=330&cont=8783 You'll be interested in the L211 service.

 

 

Thanks Tom-

 

I found out that the train ride from Palma to Soller is about 1 hour each way. Its 17 euro roundtrip and 10 euro one way.

 

It looks like he bus takes about 40 min from Soller to Palma. Do you know the cost of this bus fare? Or where in Palma the bus takes you/drops you off?

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