Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia, Archaeological museum in l'Alcúdia, Spain.
The Museo Monografico de Pollentia displays Roman objects from an ancient settlement on Mallorca, including household items, artworks, and architectural fragments. The collection covers different aspects of daily life and public spaces from this site.
The site was home to a Roman settlement that was established in the first century BCE. The building itself was built as a hospital in the 14th century and later restored to house the collections.
The collection displays household items such as cooking tools and adornments alongside objects from public spaces like forum sculptures. This division reveals how residents organized their lives across different social contexts.
Opening hours change throughout the week, with limited access on weekdays and longer hours on weekends, so planning ahead is helpful. The museum sits within walking distance of the archaeological site and town center of l'Alcúdia.
The collection includes rare items from Roman households that show how inhabitants went about their daily routines. Such personal objects offer a more direct sense of the past than monumental artworks alone.
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