Discover Inca
Inca combines commercial life, religious heritage and industrial memory in inland Mallorca. The centre brings together squares, a market and traditional cellers, while the footwear museum explains one of the city’s defining trades. A visit connects everyday streets with the work that contributed to the growth of this inland community.
A story to discover
The footwear and leather industries have been economic drivers of Inca. Their museum opened in 2010 in the former General Luque barracks, built in 1915. Machinery, photographs and examples of footwear document the skills and processes behind the trade.
Places worth exploring
- Footwear museum
The collections explore tools, production methods and the trade’s collective memory.
- Santa Maria la Major
The church provides a heritage landmark in the historic centre.
- Sant Domingo cloister
The complex belongs to the city’s established cultural heritage route.






