Solihull Travel Guide.

Hey, guys! Today, I'm bringing you a super detailed travel guide to Solihull. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or a foodie, you'll find something to enjoy here! Best time to visit: The best time to visit Solihull is from May to October, especially in early June and mid-November, when the weather is pleasant and perfect for outdoor activities. Try to avoid late July and August, as it's crowded, prices go up, and it's hard to book! Transportation: From Palma, you can take a train to Solihull, which takes about an hour and passes through 13 tunnels, making it a time-traveling experience! If you want to explore Solihull more freely, renting a car is also a good option, making it easy to visit all the beautiful sights. Accommodation recommendations: Be sure to book your accommodation and restaurants in advance, or the good places will be booked up! I recommend Finca Ca s Curial, a family-owned farm estate about a 15-minute walk from downtown Solihull, offering all the amenities of a modern hotel. There are other good options, such as Hotel L Avenida, an elegant boutique hotel in a century-old house, very close to Solihull's main square. Attractions: 1. Solihull Old Town: This is a charming maze of narrow cobblestone streets lined with colorful buildings decorated with wrought iron balconies and flowers. Don't forget to visit Sant Bartomeu Church, a landmark of Solihull. 2. Port de Soller: Taking Solihull's vintage tram to Port de Soller is one of the most popular activities, as the tram connects the old town and the port, making it an experience not to be missed. Port de Soller's beaches are also ideal for families and beach lovers. 3. Solihull Museum: History buffs should not miss the Solihull Museum, the best place to learn about Solihull's history and cultural heritage. 4. Mallory Park: 🏁 Speed and passion lovers should not miss Mallory Park, a famous British racetrack that hosts various motorcycle and car races. Food recommendations: 1. The White Horse Inn: This is a traditional British pub offering a variety of authentic British dishes, such as fish and chips, roast platters, and more. 2. Son Mico.Caf: Although not in Solihull, it is a must-visit in the area, known for making the best homemade cakes and tarts in Mallorca. 3. Ca n Boqueta: This restaurant is recommended by the Michelin Guide, and although it's not cheap, it's worth it. 🍽️ Tips: 1. Transportation: Solihull has convenient transportation, and you can choose to rent a car or take public transportation. 2. Best time to visit: May to October is the best time to visit Solihull, with sunny weather and perfect for outdoor activities. 3. Shopping: Shopping lovers can go to Touchwood Shopping Centre, which has a variety of brand stores, department stores, and restaurants. Come to Solihull and enjoy this town full of history and natural beauty! Remember to bring your camera and capture every beautiful moment!