Sóller news
Sóller lies in a Tramuntana valley in northwestern Mallorca. Its historic railway, market, walking routes and food are part of life for residents as well as visitors. Local questions about water services and building safety sit alongside wider debates over housing, tourism and public transport. Municipal decisions and access to services are recurring concerns in a town where daily life and visitor activity share the same streets.
53 reports on Sóller, latest from 3 October 2026
- Mallorca dry-stone wall rebuilt by 16 volunteers at Raixa
- Sóller tourism and housing: Socialists attack PP
- Mallorca September heat breaks records as rain falls
- Mallorca heat: union demands protection for public staff
- Mallorca drink-driver headbutts police after crash
- Palma clears stream beds to keep rainwater flowing
- Mallorca climate refuges get 80% upfront funding
- Mallorca IB3 chief admits editing Es Trenc protest report
- Palma unveils seven former mayors’ portraits
- Palma volleyball trophy brings four games to Son Moix
- Mallorca: 8m mural takes over Palma museum facade
- Mallorca gets 765 bus places as Ciutadella school opens
- Mallorca storm: crews clear fallen pines with €80,000
- Mallorca roof danger forces Sóller building evacuation
- Mallorca: 873 more vocational training places
- Mallorca restaurants chase Spain’s best new opening prize
- Mallorca boating groups seek wider Tramuntana sea protection
- 27 Mallorca towns lack Alcover and La Balanguera
- Mallorca electric cars and fire demo fill Palma
- Mallorca TIB stops gain 200 upgrades for better waits
- Mallorca home curbs return for second-home buyers
- Mallorca protests put tourism at heart of 2027 vote
- Mallorca housing: Cati Pizà seeks island council seat
- Aqualia water deal stalls in Mallorca's Sóller
- Three Mallorca day centres built but still shut
Read more about Sóller in the travel guide: Sóller