Things to do in Sóller

The gastronomy of Sóller is a reflection of its landscape; from the sea to the orange groves and olive trees, the local cuisine breathes tradition and showcases regional products.

Highlights include the “coca de trampó”, a classic dish like “frito mallorquín” or fresh fish (such as “raor” and “llampuga”) caught off our coast. But one of the true stars is the Sóller prawn (Gamba de Sóller), known for its intense flavour and delicate texture. Whether grilled or used in seafood rice dishes, it offers an unforgettable experience.

The valley’s citrus fruits also make their way into desserts; nothing compares to a traditional almond “gató” (sponge cake) served with orange ice cream or a glass of aromatic, handcrafted citrus liqueur.

Dining in Sóller is a wonderful way to discover the essence of the region.

We invite you to explore our gastronomy by visiting MENJA’T SÓLLER, a web portal featuring much of the valley’s culinary offerings: from restaurants serving traditional cuisine and signature dishes based on local products to new fusion trends blending Mediterranean and international styles.

Sóller is a destination that offers sea, mountains, history, and tradition—and its range of accommodation reflects just that. Here, elegant 5-star hotels coexist with charming rural estates, agrotourism stays surrounded by orange trees, and converted traditional houses that embody the essence of Mallorca.

You can choose to stay in the heart of the town and experience daily life, enjoy the peaceful surroundings on the outskirts, or feel the sea breeze by the coast in Port de Sóller.

The valley attracts hikers, cyclists, culture lovers, families… all looking to disconnect from their daily routines.

On the website of the Sóller Hotel Association — VISITSOLLER.COM — you can explore the different accommodation options available in Sóller, tailored to every visitor’s preferences.

If you want to truly enjoy your stay in Sóller, taking a stroll, going shopping, and discovering the local businesses is a must. Your morning can begin in the main square with a coffee and a ensaïmada, while the tram rolls by just in front, and then you can wander into the narrow streets—most notably the iconic shopping street Sa Lluna, where every shop window tells its own little story.

Here you’ll find ceramics, handcrafted olive wood pieces, textiles with traditional designs and embroidery, as well as local products: citrus marmalades, olive oil, liqueurs, natural soaps, and traditional cured meats.

On Saturdays, the market fills the town with life: artisans, farmers, curious visitors, and locals all come together in a vibrant mix. And if you take the tram down to Port de Sóller, you’ll find all kinds of shops right by the beach—selling crafts, clothing, souvenirs, and more.

“Shopping in Sóller means supporting local businesses; it’s taking home a little piece of who we are…”