Overview
Inca is a working Mallorcan town best known for its leather industry and wine heritage, offering an authentic alternative to beach resorts. The town has a weekly street market on Thursdays and a permanent indoor market hall, plus numerous leather shops clustered around the center.
Culture · History · Transit Hub
Before you go
Connectivity
5G coverage from all Spanish carriers as of August 2025. EU roaming applies for visitors from other EU countries.
Culture
The town has wine heritage dating to before the 19th-century phylloxera blight, and received DOP wine status in 1991. Many former wine cellars are now restaurants.
Shopping
Inca is famous for leather goods. The Mercat d'Inca indoor market is open M Tu Th Sa 08:00-14:30, W F 08:00-20:00. Thursday street market runs 08:00-13:30.
Transport
Inca is a transport hub with trains to Palma every 20 min (40 min journey) and buses to Alcúdia, Sa Pobla, and the airport. The town is walkable.