Mercat del Dijous d'Inca
Mercat del Dijous d'Inca runs Thursday in Inca.
Inca's Thursday market, the Mercat del Dijous, runs the length of the town's commercial centre in the island's traditional leather town. Each November Inca also holds its annual Dijous Bo fair.
Mercat del Dijous d'Inca Market Days & Opening Hours
- Market day
- Thursday. Thursday market (Mercat del Dijous) through the city-centre streets
- Hours
- The Ajuntament d'Inca confirms the market runs 'every Thursday of the year' but states no hours; third-party guides conflict (9:00–14:00 / 8:30–13:30 / 8:00–13:00) so hours are left unstated. The neighbourhood markets on other days are not detailed by the ajuntament, only Thursday is recorded here.
- Where
- Plaça d'Espanya, 07300 Inca · Google Maps →
- From Palma
- About 28.1 km from Palma Cathedral, straight-line.
- What's sold
- Fruit and vegetables, cured meats, spices, plants and flowers, alongside the leather goods, footwear and clothing Inca is known for.
About Mercat del Dijous d'Inca
What you'll find
Inca's Thursday market, the Mercat del Dijous, runs the length of the town's commercial centre and is one of the largest weekly markets on the island. On the food side you'll find fruit and vegetables, cured meats, spices, and plants and flowers, and Inca sits in the Raiguer, the belt of inland towns where the Mallorcan celler tradition is strongest, so the eating around the market is as much of a draw as the stalls. Inca is also the island's leather town, and the market reflects that: bags, footwear and leather goods take a large share of the remaining stalls. Inca's annual Dijous Bo fair falls in November.
When to go
Thursday. The Ajuntament d'Inca confirms the market runs every Thursday of the year through the town's most commercial streets, but it doesn't publish opening hours, and the third-party guides contradict each other, so we don't print a time. Plan for a morning visit and check locally if you need to be precise. The other neighbourhood markets the ajuntament mentions aren't detailed with days, so Thursday is the one to work from.
Eating around the market
Celler Can Ripoll sits about 100 metres from the market in the classic inland cellar format. The bigger draw is Joan Marc Restaurant, one of our highest-ranked venues anywhere on the island at number 22, about 334 metres away. Twenty ranked Guidavera venues sit in and around Inca.
Mercat del Dijous d'Inca FAQ
What day is the Inca market?
Thursday. The Ajuntament d'Inca confirms it runs every Thursday of the year through the town's commercial streets.
What time does the Inca market open?
The town hall doesn't publish opening hours and third-party sources disagree, so we don't state a time. It's a morning market.
What is Inca famous for?
Leather. Inca is the island's leather town and the market reflects that, with bags and footwear taking a large share of the stalls. On the food side, Inca sits in the Raiguer where the celler tradition is strongest: Celler Can Ripoll is about 100 metres from the market.
Is the Inca market worth visiting?
It's one of the largest weekly markets on the island, and the food stalls plus the cellers around it make a good Thursday. Be aware it's a mixed market: a large share of the stalls sell leather, footwear and clothing rather than food.
How far is Inca from Palma?
About 28km straight-line from Palma Cathedral, in the Raiguer in the island's centre.
Where should I eat near the Inca market?
Celler Can Ripoll is about 100 metres away in the classic cellar format, and Joan Marc, one of our highest-ranked venues on the island, is about 334 metres from the market.
How do I get to the Inca market from Palma?
By train. Inca is on all three TIB lines from Palma (T1, T2 and T3), which makes it the easiest market on the island to reach without a car. TIB also lists bus lines 301, 302, 312, 313 and 314 as serving Inca.
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Getting to Mercat del Dijous d'Inca
- By train
- Inca is on all three TIB train lines from Palma: T1 (Palma to Inca), T2 (Palma to sa Pobla) and T3 (Palma to Manacor). It's the easiest market on the island to reach from Palma without a car.
- By bus
- TIB lists lines 301, 302, 312, 313 and 314 as serving Inca.
- Parking
- We haven't found parking guidance published by the town hall for this market, so we don't describe specific car parks. The market takes over the town centre streets, so expect to park outside the centre and walk in.
Routes per TIB: train lines and stations and TIB (Transports de les Illes Balears): bus lines and timetables. Timetables change, so check before travelling.
Around Mercat del Dijous d'Inca
Nearby landmarks
- Santuari de Lluc · 11.5 km
- Fornalutx · 16.6 km
- Torrent de Pareis · 17 km
Other markets nearby
- Mercat de Sineu · 12.3 km
- Mercat de Sóller · 17.4 km
- Mercat de Pollença · 19.6 km