Modernism arrived in Sóller when local emigrants, forced to leave because of the citrus crisis, returned enriched and inspired by the new artistic trends of Europe and the Americas. Their prestige and experience led to the construction of remarkable buildings and homes that transformed the appearance of the town.

Discover Sóller’s most iconic Modernist buildings: the majestic Church of Sant Bartomeu, the Bank of Sóller, and the elegant houses along Gran Via and Carrer de sa Lluna, together with shops and urban details that reveal the legacy of this artistic movement throughout the valley.

There are more than a hundred, but here you’ll find a selection of the 50 most representative Modernist buildings in Sóller. Every façade, every ceramic tile and every wrought-iron railing tells a story of return and belonging. Sóller’s Modernism is, in essence, the memory of its own journey carved in stone.

Discover Sóller’s Modernism on a one-day walking route through its most iconic buildings. Façades, ceramic tiles and wrought-iron railings tell stories of return, identity and progress. A walk through Sóller that transforms architecture into living memory and the story of its travelling past.

Here you’ll find news, articles and fascinating insights to explore the Modernism of Sóller in greater depth. A collection of content that places the movement, its leading figures and its architectural legacy in context—an enduring heritage that continues to shape the town’s identity and memory.