Culture · Sóller
Church of Sant Bartomeu
Gaudí disciple's Modernist church, where Gothic meets Baroque and a tram passes.
View in the app · free, no sign-upThe church of Sant Bartomeu dominates Sóller's Plaça de la Constitució. Built between 1688 and 1723, with a mainly Baroque interior that keeps elements of its Gothic origins, it gained a modernista façade in 1904 by Joan Rubió i Bellver, a pupil of Gaudí. The interior is lovely, with the stained-glass rose window seen from inside and a calm that contrasts with the tram passing outside. There are QR-code information points.
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Public transport
- Bus stop · 120 mSóller - Plaça ConstitucióLines: 210, 211, 212
- Directions by public transport
Where to park
- RecommendedParking Sa CalatravaCarrer d’Adela Olivér Llinás, 23, SóllerPaidUse visitor spaces, not green resident spaces. Published high-season ORA hours: 07:00–21:00. Do not confuse with closing times. Avoid the central ZBE without authorization.
- AlternativeCetre car park — short-stay spacesCarrer de Cetre, SóllerPaidOnly short-stay spaces designated for visitors. Part of the area is reserved for residents. Check parking meter and do not use green spaces.
