Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia, Archaeological museum in Alcúdia, Mallorca, 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 museum opened in 1987 in a former hospital of the town built in the 16th century. Its rooms display finds from excavations in the area of the Roman city of Pollentia, south of Alcúdia's old town. The building was restored to house these collections.

The museum opened in 1987 in the former Hospital de Sant Jaume, a 16th-century building on Carrer Sant Jaume 30 in Alcúdia's old town. Its exhibits come from excavations of the Roman city of Pollentia, south of the old town, and include statues, jewellery, mosaics, coins, stone tablets, bronze and ceramic vessels, amphorae, glass and grave goods.

The museum occupies the former 16th-century hospital on Carrer Sant Jaume 30, in the old town of Alcúdia. The Roman site of Pollentia lies south of the old town, outside the walls, so the excavation area is reached on foot from the museum. The rooms are spread over the historic building's floors.

The museum opened in 1987 inside the town's former 16th-century hospital on Carrer Sant Jaume 30, so visitors pass through a Renaissance-era building to see finds from the Roman city of Pollentia south of the old town.