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Valldemossa, Son Marroig y Soller con viaje en tren histórico

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Idiomas: Alemán, Inglés, Francés

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Duración: from 4 hours to 8 hours

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Ventajas

Descubra la Sierra de Tramuntana, declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO
Explora el pueblo de Valldemossa y Son Marroig
VisiteSoller, rodeado de montañas, para pasear, ir de compras y relajarse
Siéntese y disfrute de las vistas en el histórico viaje en tren
Guía local experto con un conocimiento inigualable de Mallorca

Qué te espera

La historia se une al paisaje en esta excursión por la Serra de Tramuntana. Visitará el pueblo de piedra de Valldemossa, explorará la hermosa ciudad de Sóller y disfrutará de las vistas en un viaje en tren de época a través de montañas y valles. Xisco, uno de nuestros expertos guías locales, afirma: "El tren es el orgullo de los habitantes de Sóller. Como era tan difícil llegar a su pueblo detrás de las montañas, hace un siglo construyeron el ferrocarril con su propio dinero para poder estar conectados con Palma y exportar sus famosas naranjas".

Empiece en Valldemossa, un conjunto de casas de piedra que se desploman desde una cresta en el corazón de la Sierra de Tramuntana. Puedes explorar el pueblo por tu cuenta o unirte a una visita guiada para aprender más sobre su historia y cultura. Xisco añade: "Mi calle favorita de Valldemossa es la calle Rectoria, un estrecho callejón repleto de macetas. Aquí nació Santa Catalina Tomás, y su casa es ahora una capilla". A continuación, nos dirigiremos a Son Marroig para realizar una visita guiada por esta encantadora finca de estilo renacentista con vistas al mar.

A continuación, nos dirigiremos a Sóller, una bulliciosa ciudad construida por ricos comerciantes de cítricos. Tendrá tiempo libre para explorarla, pasear por las tiendas, visitar alguna iglesia o tomar el sol en un café al aire libre. El día termina con un viaje en el tiempo en un tren de madera inaugurado en 1912 y que aún funciona a pleno rendimiento. Este pintoresco viaje atraviesa la Sierra de Tramontanta hasta Son Reus, donde se unirá al traslado de vuelta a la base.

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Viaje en tren histórico

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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,4 /5

Basado en 97 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Relación calidad-precio

4,3/5

Seguridad

4,5/5

Servicio

4,5/5

Personal

4,5/5

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UK traveller Oct '25
Verified booking
4.6
26 de octubre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
A great experience overall. Good guide and driver. Only criticism as ever would be that you don't really know how long you will spend in each location when you book, or the likely return time to the hotel to plan around meals, etc. All worked out fine though with this excursion though, so I would definitely recommend...
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Neil.
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3.8
9 de octubre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
I think a little more time in solller would have been good. It’s got the tram to go to the harbour but you don’t get enough time to do it. Whether that means you miss out the house/museum to get more time..
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Den
Verified booking
5
9 de octubre de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Loved the trip-sister in law walks with a walking frame and she found it difficult with the wheels on the cobbled streets so she wouldn’t go again
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Sam
Verified booking
4.6
29 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
Our guide was excellent and provided all the things we needed to know and do, Naturally with a whistle stop tour of a number of locations there is never enough time in each place, but the crowds in popular locations were extreme and things like public toilets unable to cope. But despite that the overall experience was excellent.
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Mrs
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4.2
24 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
A bit more time in Sollier would have been good, there was no time realy to take a trip on the tram or see properly the town
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V tired/unhappy Clare
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3
23 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó solo
Tour guide could hardly speak English and didn’t make herself understood. Left us when we were at our destination and didn’t show us round like the other tour guide so didn’t get to see everything. Someone brought it up as there were some slower people in the group but unfortunately it didn’t make a difference. Too vague. The other guide on the other bus had a flag to be identified and spoke to the group as he went. Unfortunately we couldn’t join him as he spoke German. Time management was bad.

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