Inca news
Inca lies in central Mallorca, with the Raiguer region close to its everyday life and transport links. Historic churches, leather craft, traditional cellers and the Thursday market are familiar parts of the town’s character. Trains, road access and local health services are recurring practical concerns, alongside the market and the routines of residents. Together, they give Inca a character shaped as much by daily needs as by its longstanding trades and gathering places.
100 reports on Inca, latest from 4 October 2026
- Mallorca rent caps: MPs debate limits as towns wait
- Mallorca kidnapping: three 18-year-olds beaten in Inca
- Mallorca roadworks: three Inca streets get new asphalt
- Mallorca farm set to become Balearics’ first test site
- Mallorca kidnapping: three found barefoot on motorway
- Mallorca evictions: three families stay put for now
- Mallorca hospital seeks help to fix broken exoskeleton
- Mallorca: Masked men abduct three 18-year-olds in Inca
- Mallorca: Palma rents hit new high after 7.3% rise
- Mallorca rent rises: PSIB pushes council-led caps
- Mallorca property prices: Llucmajor drops 6.9%
- Mallorca school sports hall heat sparks fan call
- Mallorca: Inca PP seeks resignation over €78,950-plus deal
- Marratxí water playground gets €425,000 green light
- Mallorca climate refuges get 80% upfront funding
- Inca MRI upgrade shuts lane to all but ambulances
- Mallorca students fly drones over Alcúdia solar park
- Mallorca hits its limit as green groups demand action
- Mallorca phone theft suspect cuts Marratxí guard’s lip
- Mallorca hosts three architecture film nights
- Six Mallorca towns get mobile help for self-employed
- Mallorca adds 21 late trains for Binissalem festival
- Mallorca prostitution: 80% work behind closed doors
- Muro car fire: one vehicle burns out in Mallorca
- Palma second ring will not beat traffic, groups warn
Read more about Inca in the travel guide: Inca