Banc de Sóller
Building · Sóller · Mallorca
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This modernist facade on Sóller's central Plaça de la Constitució was rebuilt in 1910–1912 by Joan Rubió i Bellver, a disciple of Antoni Gaudí, giving the square a Gaudinian look to match his adjoining Sant Bartomeu church. Financed by Sóller emigrants who'd returned wealthy from France and the Americas, it features a rough-hewn stone facade, wrought-iron balconies with a circular gallery, and a carved lion on its corner. It now houses a Banco Santander branch.
Bank building built in 1909 — a listed bien de interés cultural.
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Common questions
- Why stop at Banc de Sóller on a bike ride?
- This modernist facade on Sóller's central Plaça de la Constitució was rebuilt in 1910–1912 by Joan Rubió i Bellver, a disciple of Antoni Gaudí, giving the square a Gaudinian look to match his adjoining Sant Bartomeu church. Financed by Sóller emigrants who'd returned wealthy from France and the Americas, it features a rough-hewn stone facade, wrought-iron balconies with a circular gallery, and a carved lion on its corner. It now houses a Banco Santander branch.
- Where is Banc de Sóller?
- Banc de Sóller is in Sóller, Mallorca (Spain).