Inca

Craftsmanship, leather industry, and vibrant city history in Raiguer

Leather and shoe history, Cellers, and a bustling center

Inca is located in Raiguer at the foot of the Tramuntana and is an important commercial town in the interior of the island. The city is particularly closely associated with leather and shoe production. The Museu del Calçat i la Indústria explains this development and its economic contexts. In the historical center stands the Baroque-style church of Santa Maria la Major; other religious buildings and streets showcase the older history of the city.

The Cellers, historic wine cellars featuring Mallorcan gastronomy, are also well-known. The traditional Thursday market makes Inca an important meeting point for the region. Instead of a quiet mountain village, visitors can expect a bustling, everyday city. The center, museum, and regional cuisine can be easily combined; specific times apply for museums and markets.

What to Expect

• Museu del Calçat i la Indústria
• Santa Maria la Major church
• Traditional Thursday market
• Historic Cellers and regional cuisine
• Bustling historical center

Plan Your Visit

Tips for Your Visit

• Check museum hours on the municipal website.
• Plan extra time for the Thursday market.
• Plan Celler visits as gastronomic experiences.
• Schedule shopping and cultural activities separately.

Here You’ll Find Inca

Av. de les Germanies, 07300 Inca