Tour di Valldemossa, Son Marroig e Soller con viaggio in treno storico
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Tour di Valldemossa, Son Marroig e Soller con viaggio in treno storico

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Lingua: Tedesco, Inglese, Francese
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Durata: da 4 hours a 8 hours
Cosa farai
  • Scoprite i Monti Tramuntana, Patrimonio dell'Umanità dell'UNESCO
  • Esplorare il villaggio di Valldemossa e Son Marroig
  • Visitate Soller, circondata da montagne, per passeggiare, fare shopping e rilassarvi.
  • Sedetevi e godetevi il panorama durante il viaggio in treno storico
  • Guida locale esperta con una conoscenza impareggiabile di Maiorca
Cosa aspettarsi

La storia incontra il paesaggio in questo tour dei Monti Tramuntana. Visiterete il villaggio in pietra di Valldemossa, esplorerete l'affascinante città di Soller e vi godrete il panorama con un viaggio in treno d'epoca tra montagne e valli. Xisco, una delle nostre esperte guide locali, dice: "Il treno è l'orgoglio degli abitanti di Soller. Poiché la loro città era così difficile da raggiungere dietro le montagne, un secolo fa hanno costruito la ferrovia con i loro soldi per essere collegati a Palma ed esportare le loro famose arance".

Partite da Valldemossa, un gruppo di case in pietra che scendono da un crinale nel cuore dei Monti Tramuntana. Potete esplorare il villaggio da soli o partecipare a una visita guidata per conoscere meglio la sua storia e la sua cultura. Xisco aggiunge: "La mia strada preferita a Valldemossa è Carrer Rectoria, uno stretto vicolo fiancheggiato da piante in vaso. Qui nacque Santa Catalina Thomas, la cui casa è oggi una cappella". Si prosegue poi verso Son Marroig per una visita guidata della splendida tenuta in stile rinascimentale che si affaccia sul mare.

Successivamente, ci dirigeremo a Soller, un'animata cittadina costruita da ricchi commercianti di agrumi. Avrete tempo libero per esplorare, curiosare nei negozi, entrare in una o due chiese o prendere il sole in un caffè all'aperto. La giornata si conclude con un viaggio indietro nel tempo su un treno di legno inaugurato nel 1912 e ancora oggi perfettamente funzionante. Questo viaggio panoramico si snoda attraverso la Sierra de Tramontanta fino a Son Reus, dove vi unirete al trasferimento per tornare alla base.

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

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    Ottimo

    Valutazione complessiva

    4/5

    No contact made to say that our pick up was delayed, I actually thought we had missed it and had to contact the tour group. First lady I spoke to said ...

  • Nicky Hill

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    Viaggio con un gruppo di amici

     

    65 - 74 anni

    Buono

    Valutazione complessiva

    3/5

    The guide and driver were very unhelpful mum uses a mobility walker and no help was given The last drop off point was a very long walk from the town ...

  • Margaret

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    45 - 54 anni

    Ottimo

    Valutazione complessiva

    4/5

    Long coach ride at the start was a pain, but we did get to see the other resorts. Valldemossa was lovely and time appropriate. Good experience. Old ...

  • Deb P

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    35 - 44 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    5/5

    Manu the guide was fabulous , funny and informative, made the trip really enjoyable. Probably needed more time at each stop to get a chance to walk ro ...

  • Curly locks

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    Viaggio di coppia

     

    45 - 54 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    5/5

    We enjoyed the trip and the guide was very knowledgeable. Beautiful scenery. Loved the train ride. The only negative was this trip is not really sui ...

  • J sheen

    Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

    45 - 54 anni

    Eccellente

    Valutazione complessiva

    5/5

    The trip was very well organised from booking to the guide and driver The guide was extremely helpful very informative kept us all safe The only thing ...

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