Thursday market perfect for a spot of bargain hunting selling everything from souvenirs to treats for yourself. Particularly good for leather goods. Closes around 2pm so get there early and then enjoy some lunch in one of the many little restaurants or cafes.

Visited mid September. Let’s face it, you can’t go away without visiting a market, despite being dragged round so many as a kid, I felt I needed to find one and go anyway. We had a rental car and parking it was surprisingly easy despite...More

Well worth a trip to the Thursday Inca market. Good food plenty of clothes bags shoes and try the fresh orange juice that is freshly squeezed

I would rate this is a "must visit" place for those staying in the north of the Island. A huge variety of stalls every Thursday selling fashion, cheaper than at resorts; trinkets and ornaments; and food for those staying self-catering accommodation. It is a haven...More

Great selection of fresh vegetables plus loads of stalls selling leather and other goods. don't forget to haggle! As with most Spanish markets, it closes for the day at lunchtime.

Made a change from the beach. Morning out up to the market just a 45 minute drive away. However its all the same stuff you get in resort more expensive if you can't be bothered to Barter for it. Leather goods and baseball caps were...More

Getting there from Palma: a clean airconditioned train from the main station for only 2,95 Euros! (Remember to save the ticket all the way, you need to scan it to exit the station in Inca) The market opens att 0900, and the first stands are...More