Mercat d'Inca

Mallorca


Sprawling over most of the town centre, Inca's Thursday market is one of the biggest on the island, with hundreds of stalls doing a brisk trade in everything from honey and herbs to ceramics, flowers, fabrics and fruit and veg. Local leather is wheeled out in massive fashion in the shape of jackets, bags and shoes.


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