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Inca Market

Big market held every Thursday morning

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Inca
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One of the biggest weekly markets on Mallorca is the one at Inca. Every Thursday morning the streets in the town centre come alive with stalls selling everything from fruit & veg, to shawls, soaps and flowers. There are guided tours available to Inca Market.

Inca is most famous for its leather goods, so expect a large selection of leather shoes, bags and jackets. You can easily spend several hours wandering around the lanes and the hundreds of stalls.

Inca is a reasonably sized town in Mallorca and is found on the main road from Palma to Alcúdia - you can also get a direct train from Palma, Sa Pobla and Manacor for a couple of euros.

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Where and when

In the town centre of Inca, from 08:00 to 13:30.

Venue

Inca town centre

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