You can visit this church for different reasons. To admire the 1904 facade by a disciple of Gaudi, to watch the historic trams go by, to marvel at the ornate side chapels featuring numerous saints, to be impressed by the huge altar, or to be charmed by the rainbow colored Rosetta window. Entry fee 1 euro.

Fairly interesting inside but nothing I haven’t seen in other Spanish churches. The exterior is gorgeous. €2 to enter which I found annoying as was only inside for 5 minutes or so.

Beautiful exterior facing the town square. Great views as approaching from the train, but also a great spot to hang out at the front on the steps and watch the town. Many people were there doing just that. Catching some shade and admiring the architecture. A beautiful piece of art in a beautiful Majorcan town. You can’t miss it if in the area.

Amazing structure and historical site.

Beautiful unique church in the middle of Sóller. It is a sight to behold and you can easily enjoy the middle historic center on foot. You can also take an old tram down to the Port which is a lovely ride and very well kept.

One of the nicest plazas in the world and one of the nicest churches. It has been built originally in 1236 but redesinged many times since, by Gaudi as well. Well worth to step inside and pay the 3€ entrance fee, as it’s unbelievable. It’s really worth to visit Sóller, as a little town, but do not miss its wonderfull church!

A big and nice cathedral at the square of Soller, worth visiting. The entry is 2€.

Beautiful church. 2 Euro to enter but the audio guide was free on a QR code, this was very good

The architecture is absolutely stunning in the plaza. The Church is a must-see inside and out. There are tons of cafes and shops surrounding the area especially if you just got off the Tren Soller. I highly recommend wandering around Soller to take in the sites and getting refreshments before taking the Tram to Port de Soller. Take a beach towel so you can cool down at the beach. There is a bus that can take you back to Palma later than the train times.

I recommend the place for a short rest where you can marvel at the view and relish a good drink or dine.

Beautiful square with lively atmosphere. You can just sit be happy and enjoy the life for the while. The view on the cathedral is amazing

It's one of the wonderful Mallorca churches. Located in the middle of Sóller it offers a unique experience with the tram that passes right by it

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What a beautiful church! Take the time to see it and Sóller. Take the hike to Fornalutx & back. There is this amazing overlook with benches to relax!

Very nice church. Around you can find a lot of restaurants to eat or drink.

It is bit wired need pay tickets for visit town church. Cost 2 euro per person, small money but still should not.

Beautiful building facing the town square, very chilled vibes, loads of places to sit and have this for a view, enjoyed the whole old town.

1 Euro entry. Beautiful church, very welcoming & gorgeous both internally and externally. A must see of Soller.

A very attractive church to use to find your bearings. Pity it wasn't opened during my stay. I doubt it's ever opened, but I impulsively snapped pictures of it every time I went past it.

Very impressive architecture. Unfortunately due to some celebrations we couldn't see what's inside. Place is very popular, a lot of people on the weekends. Historic train can be spotted here.

Beautiful building with lovely interior and an exterior surrounded by a bustling square with many cafes/restaurants. €1 euro entry fee.

You won’t regret a visit to soller with its cosy area around this place and the hikes in the UNESCO wonders.. - Nuts👀

Very impressive church. Nice chapel with lots of paintings and statues. Definitely worth seeing.

Stunning church with Mountain View’s and the old tram passing by. A few restaurants and coffee shops near by to take in the views.

Located in the “city center” of Sóller, this beautiful in modern style this church was actually renovated by Rubió (I would say disciple of Gaudí) in 1904. It was not possible to go inside (wanted to see the gothic style, maybe) since it was closed. Worth to give a better look.