| When thinking of taking a trip to the Spanish island of | | | | On arrival in Soller, Brits could head down to the pretty |
| Mallorca, Brits may be tempted by the sun, sea and | | | | harbour of this coastal town. The entrance to the |
| sand that the island has to offer. | | | | picturesque port is flanked by two lighthouses and is |
| Boasting year round good weather, the island has long | | | | certainly an interesting place to visit as part of a |
| been a popular place for people jetting off for a | | | | holiday to Mallorca. |
| holiday from the UK and it is no wonder, especially with | | | | Soller is a great example of a mix between a |
| the wide range of Mallorca villas that visitors have to | | | | traditional Spanish destination and a modern place to |
| choose from. | | | | take a break, making it a must-see on any trip to |
| Staying in a villa on a Mallorca holiday is a great way | | | | Mallorca. |
| for Brits to see the island as it offers them unrivalled | | | | The town is a combination of old-style Spanish houses |
| privacy, the chance to unwind in their very own pool | | | | and traditional eateries, as well as beautiful old orange |
| and all the mod cons which they are used to in their | | | | groves and olive plantations, alongside modern and |
| own homes. | | | | elegant hotels, restaurants and bars. |
| A trip to a farmhouse in Mallorca could be ideal for all | | | | Taking the time to go on this vintage-style train, which |
| types of holiday. From a romantic break for two under | | | | could look to Brits like the famous trams which go up |
| the sunny Spanish skies, to a family holiday filled with | | | | and down the streets of San Francisco, should |
| fun and activities, the island is brilliant for all. | | | | definitely be on the agenda of Brits heading to Mallorca |
| So - what is there to do on a holiday to Mallorca? | | | | for a holiday in a luxury villa. |
| The largest of all the Balearic islands may be best | | | | So much to do in the capital city of Palma |
| known for its great weather, sandy beaches and | | | | After boarding the train at Soller and heading back to |
| unrivalled nightlife and restaurants, but there is much | | | | Palma, Brits still up for a fun day could find that the |
| else for Brits to amuse themselves with. | | | | island's capital city offers them yet more activities to |
| However, there is another great way for people to | | | | take part in and sights to see. |
| spend a few lazy hours on the island - and that is to | | | | Perhaps the most famous landmark to see in the |
| take the historic train which runs between the island's | | | | capital is the huge cathedral, which is built in the Gothic |
| capital city, Palma, and the port town of Soller on the | | | | style and dates all the way back to the 13th century. |
| other side of the island. | | | | This truly spectacular building is an impressive |
| There has been a train system running between the | | | | 120-metres long, with a top ceiling height of more than |
| two cities for nearly 100 years and offers Brits the | | | | 40 metres. |
| chance to do a number of things - relax for a few | | | | The cathedral is 55-metres wide and also boasts an |
| hours, watch the beautiful Spanish countryside go by | | | | unfinished bell tower that stands at 52-metres high and |
| and see two interesting cities all in one day. The train | | | | houses nine huge bells. One of these bells is particularly |
| departs from the Placa d'Espanya railway station in | | | | famous and tips the scales at a massive 5,700 |
| Palma and heads into the Spanish countryside on a | | | | kilograms. |
| journey of 27 kilometres, which takes around an hour | | | | Those who really enjoy heading to the city of Palma |
| and a half all together. | | | | could find it the best place on the island to rent a |
| While slowly passing through the beautiful Spanish | | | | Mallorca farmhouse on their next visit. Staying in a |
| countryside, those on a Mallorca holiday could take the | | | | Mallorca villa near the city leaves Brits right in the |
| chance to get snap happy and document their break | | | | centre of the action and ideally situated to get around |
| by taking lots of pictures of the scenery passing by. | | | | the island. |