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Valldemossa, Son Marroig und Soller Tour mit historischer Eisenbahn

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Entdecken Sie das UNESCO-gelistete Tramuntana-Gebirge
Erkunden Sie das malerische Bergdorf Valldemossa und Son Marroig
Besuchen Sie das von Bergen umgebene Soller zum Bummeln, Einkaufen und Entspannen
Genießen Sie die Aussicht während der historischen Zugfahrt
Ortskundiger Tourguide mit unübertroffener Kenntnis Mallorcas

Beschreibung

Auf dieser Tour durch das Tramuntanagebirge trifft Geschichte auf Landschaft. Entdecken Sie das Bergdorf Valldemossa sowie die malerische Stadt Soller und genießen Sie die Aussicht bei einer Fahrt mit dem Oldtimerzug durch faszinierende Berge und Täler. Xisco, einer unserer ortskundigen Tourguides, sagt: "Der Zug ist der Stolz der Einwohner von Soller. Weil ihre Stadt hinter den Bergen so schwer zu erreichen war, bauten sie die Eisenbahn vor einem Jahrhundert auf eigene Kosten, um mit Palma verbunden zu sein und ihre berühmten Orangen exportieren zu können."

Die Fahrt beginnt in Valldemossa, einer Ansammlung von Steinhäusern, die von einem Bergrücken im Herzen des Tramuntana-Gebirges herabstürzen. Erkunden Sie das Dorf entweder auf eigene Faust oder nehmen Sie an einer Führung teil, um mehr über seine Geschichte und Kultur zu erfahren. Xisco fügt hinzu: "Meine Lieblingsstraße in Valldemossa ist die Carrer Rectoria, eine schmale Gasse, die mit Topfpflanzen gesäumt ist. Hier wurde die heilige Catalina Thomas geboren, und ihr Haus ist heute eine Kapelle." Dann geht es weiter nach Son Marroig, wo Sie eine Führung durch das herrliche Anwesen im Renaissance-Stil mit Blick auf das Meer erhalten.

Anschließend geht es nach Soller, eine geschäftige Stadt, die von wohlhabenden Zitrusfruchthändlern erbaut wurde. Sie haben Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um die Stadt zu erkunden, in den Geschäften zu stöbern, eine oder zwei Kirchen zu besuchen oder in einem Straßencafé die Sonne zu genießen. Den Abschluss des Tages bildet eine Reise in die Vergangenheit mit einer Holzeisenbahn, die 1912 eingeweiht wurde und noch heute voll funktionsfähig ist. Diese landschaftlich reizvolle Fahrt führt durch die Sierra de Tramontanta nach Son Reus, wo Sie den Rücktransfer antreten.

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Das Team Raul (Guide) und Carlos (Driver) war absolut phänomenal und sehr sympathisch. So spektakulär und sicher, wie Carlos diese Bergtour gefahren i ...
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Sehr nett die Mitarbeiter auf der Tour,wenn man fragen hatten wurde alles in Ruhe beantwortet. Den sehr lustigen Mitarbeiter, ich glaube er hieß Rouol ...
Andrea Reiß
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Dieser Ausflug ist wunderschön und empfehlenswert!Der Preis hat sich sehr gelohnt.Wir haben an diesem Tag wunderschöne Ecken Mallorcas gesehen.Die Org ...
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Ein super schöner Ausflug! Auch unser Guide Manu war sehr nett und wusste wirklich viel! Er erklärte uns wirklich alles, was man wissen sollte! Für mi ...
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