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VILLAGES OF MALLORCA

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INCA

HOLIDAY RENTAL
IN INCA
"Sa Caseta" "TramuntanaD'Inca"
   
LIST OF VILLAGES
"ALARÓ" "MANACOR"
"ALCUDIA" "MANCOR DE LA VALL"
"ALGAIDA" "MARIA DE LA SALUT"
"ANDRATX" "MARRATXÍ"
"ARIANY" "MONTUÏRI"
"ARTA" "MURO"
"BANYALBUFAR" "PALMA"
"BINISSALEM" "PETRA"
"BÚGER" "POLLENÇA"
"BUNYOLA" "PORRERES"
"CALVIA" "PORTOCOLOM"
"CAMPANET" "PORTOCRISTO"
"CAMPOS" "PUIGPUNYENT"
"CAN PICAFORT" "SA POBLA"
"CAPDEPERA" "SANT JOAN"
"CONSELL" "SANT LLORENÇ"
"COSTITX" "SANTA EUGENIA"
"DEIÀ" "SANTA MARGALIDA"
"ESCORCA" "SANTA MARIA"
"ESPORLAS" "SANTA PONSA"
"ESTELLENCS" "SANTANYÍ"
"FELANITX" "SELVA"
"FORNALUTX" "SENCELLES"
"INCA" "SES SALINES"
"LA RAPITA" "SINEU"
"LLORET DE VISTALEGRE" "SOLLER"
"LLOSETA" "SON SERVERA"
"LLUBÍ" "VALLDEMOSSA"
"LLUCMAJOR" "VILAFRANCA"
:::: Inca ::::
Inca is the most important town in region known as Raiguer. Situated in an intermediate zone between mountains and plains, it is one of the richest regions of the island. Inca's (23000 inhabitants) main industry is leather-manufactured goods, especially shoes, clothes and accessories. In the region of Inca the leather industry goes way back in the 18th century. The oldest part of the primitive built-up area, the convent of Sant Francesc (14th century) and the convent of Sant Jeroni. Today the nuns of this convent prepare some sweets know as concos. Another interesting visit is the church of Santa Maria la Major, originally of gothic style but altered in the 18th century following the Baroque influence of the period. Nevertheless its Gothic altarpiece is worth a close observation. This is a great moment to enjoy the island's best cuisine. Speaking of gastronomy the galletas de Inca (round salty biscuits) shouldn't be forgotten as they play an important role in the tradition of Majorca. On Thursdays the city hall's square becomes the scenario for an important traditional market. In November this market is doubled as Dijous Bo, that is the largest fair and also the fiesta which involves most inhabitants.

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