Nat Geo Day Tour: Im Tal der Orangen
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Nat Geo Day Tour: Im Tal der Orangen

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  • Auf dieser exklusiven National Geographic Day Tour werden Sie Mallorcas pulsierende Landschaft genießen, während Sie Sóllers Tal der Orangen erkunden und mehr über die Zitrussorten der Stadt erfahren
  • Ein von National Geographic ausgebildeter Tourguide wird die Tour leiten, ein Biologie-Spezialist, der Ihnen den botanischen Garten von Soller zeigt, der die größte Sammlung von Pflanzenexemplaren auf dem gesamten Balearen-Archipel enthält
  • Bei einem Besuch des Naturwissenschaftlichen Museums der Balearen und des Botanischen Gartens von Sóller, der von Zitrusfrüchten geprägt ist, lernen Sie die Naturschutzinitiativen der Region kennen, die sich für den Erhalt der mediterranen Landschaft einsetzen
  • Erleben Sie eine Kochvorführung mit einem pikanten Dessert und gönnen Sie sich anschließend eine süße Kugel Gelato mit Zitrusgeschmack in der historischen Eisdiele Sa Fàbrica de Gelats
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Malerische Hügel und duftende Zitrusplantagen beschreiben Sóller am besten. Von Palma de Mallorca aus fahren Sie in das Gebirge Serra de Tramuntana, wo Sie diese eindrucksvolle Stadt, die den Spitznamen "Tal der Orangen" trägt, entdecken werden.

Historisch gesehen war Sóller aufgrund der Berge vom Rest Mallorcas isoliert, was die Entwicklung einzigartiger kultureller und landwirtschaftlicher Praktiken ermöglichte. Die Wurzeln der Orangenhaine von Sóller reichen mehrere Jahrhunderte zurück und wurden von arabischen Siedlern während der spanischen Besatzung in die Region gebracht.

Auf dieser exklusiven Tour entdecken Sie mit Ihrem von National Geographic ausgebildeten Tourguide die Naturschutzinitiativen der Region und besuchen das Naturwissenschaftliche Museum der Balearen, wo Sie sich auf ein exklusives audiovisuelles Erlebnis mit Fotos freuen können, die die Geschichte der Orangenhaine und ihren Einfluss auf die lokale Wirtschaft von Sóller illustrieren.

Danach besichtigen Sie den von Zitrusfrüchten geprägten Botanischen Garten von Sóller, wo Sie die botanischen Eigenschaften verschiedener Zitrusfrüchte kennenlernen, einen exklusiven Besuch der Samenbank genießen und mehr über die Arbeit des Museums zur Erhaltung der Pflanzenarten, einzigartigen Ökosysteme und natürlichen Lebensräume der Balearen erfahren. Zum Abschluss gibt es eine Kochvorführung mit einem pikanten Dessert mit Zitrusgeschmack.

Entdecken Sie die Geheimnisse von Sóller bei einem geführten Spaziergang, bevor Sie bei Sa Fàbrica de Gelats vorbeischauen, einer Eisdiele, die von National Geographic España als einer der besten Orte für Gelato mit Orangengeschmack ausgezeichnet wurde. Anschließend haben Sie Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um die Stadt zu erkunden.

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