Mallorca has two major railway lines running out of Placa d'Espanya in Palma. The first track takes a scenic route through the Sierra de Tramuntana mountains to the town of Soller. Running since 1912, the Palma-Soller train is one of tourist highlights on Mallorca, and highly recommended if it is your first time on the island.

The other major train route is less scenic and runs north to Inca where it branches to Sa Pobla and Manacor. The train that runs to Inca is locally refered to as "the Leather Express" for the reason that many passengers are on board to buy inexpensive leather goods at Inca which is infamous for its leather goods and Thursday market.

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Ferrocarril d'Inca
Estacio Placa Espanya
Palma de Mallorca
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Recommended Guides

The Rough Guide to Mallorca Map (Rough Guide Country/Region Folded Map) The Rough Guide map will make exploring Mallorca by car that much simpler with information on all the routes from the main roads to unsurfaced tracks. The map pinpoints the location of many attractions and places of interest, including golf courses, churches, monasteries, palaces and archeological sites. As with all the maps in the Rough Guides series, this map is made of rip-proof, waterproof Polyart paper, durable enough to survive a trip spent in the car seat-back, rucksack, and cafe table-top.

Essential Mallorca This pocket-sized guide to Mallorca is designed for ease of use and comes with colour-coded sections. The main sections covered by the book include: -Mallorca's history -Famous people and events in Mallorca -Where to find peace and quiet -The ten "must dos" on a visit to Mallorca; -Top Ten places to visit on Mallorca -What To See on Mallorca " - alphabetical listings of places to visit (with star ratings, map references and detailed information) organized by region; -Detailed listings of the best places to eat and drink, where to stay, shop, take the children and where to be entertained; -Practical Matters - quick-reference travel information presented in a highly visual easy-to-use format, plus advice on tipping, health, and public transport.

Europe on a Shoestring Your European Adventure starts here with this most detailed guide, featuring more than 40 countries, 200 maps and insider tips to help you to go further, stay longer and pay less. This guide comes with a comprehensive language chapter, as well as a detailed itinerary of what's happening when, from the best music and sporting events to where to chase the northern lights. This book is produced by the Lonely Planet, who offer travellers the world's richest travel advice, informed by the collective wisdom of over 350 Lonely Planet authors living in 37 countries and fluent in 70 languages. They are relentless in finding the special, the unique and the different for travellers wherever they are.