Inca, the third largest city in Mallorca, is located in the center of the island and is known for its rich history and vibrant cultural heritage, as well as being famous for its leather and shoe production. The historic center of Inca is characterized by impressive buildings such as the church of Santa Maria la Major, which impresses with its Gothic architecture. Another highlight is the former Sant Domingo monastery, which now houses a cultural center and regularly hosts art exhibitions and concerts. A must is the weekly market, which takes place every Thursday and is one of the largest on the island. Here you will find a colorful variety of fresh produce, handicrafts and, of course, leather goods. Culinary-wise, Inca offers a variety of traditional restaurants, including the famous "Cellers", which are housed in old wine cellars and serve local specialties. Inca is also an ideal starting point for nature lovers. The nearby Tramuntana mountains are ideal for hiking and cycling, while the Santuari de Lluc, an important pilgrimage destination, is just a short drive away. Inca unites tradition, culture and nature in a unique way and is only about 30 km from Palma and well connected by highway and train.