Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia
Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia is a small museum in Alcúdia, at Carrer de Sant Jaume 30, close to the historic centre and opposite the Roman ruins. It presents objects from the Roman city of Pollentia, including pottery, coins, jewellery, sculptures and everyday items, plus scale models and reconstructions. A visit usually takes 5 to 20 minutes; entry is often included with the Pollentia site ticket for €4. Photography is not allowed inside.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is admission to Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia charged separately?
Admission is often included with the Pollentia archaeological site ticket. Several visitor notes mention a combined price of €4, with children’s tickets at €2.50 and free entry for children under 7. For the latest conditions, it is best to call +34 971 54 70 04 or check http://www.pollentia.net/.
How long does a visit to Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia take?
The museum is very small and many visitors spend around 5 to 20 minutes inside. Several notes describe it as having just one or two rooms, so it works well as a short stop alongside the Pollentia ruins. If you plan to see both, allow a little extra time for the full visit.
Can I visit the museum without first visiting the ruins?
Visitor notes indicate that access is often linked to the Pollentia archaeological site ticket. Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia is in Alcúdia, right by the Roman remains, and is usually visited together with the excavation area. It is worth checking the entry arrangement in advance before you go.
What are the opening hours and closed days?
The reviews contain mixed notes about opening times, so it is best to check whether the museum is open on your chosen day before setting off. One visitor mentions Sunday as a closed day, and another reports being turned away shortly before the stated closing time. The safest option is to call +34 971 54 70 04 first.
Which languages are used for the explanations at Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia?
Several visitors say the labels are mainly in Catalan or Mallorcan. There are also notes mentioning Spanish, English and, in some cases, French, plus simple multilingual leaflets. If you need a specific language, it is sensible to plan ahead.
How do I get to Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia, and is there parking?
The museum is in Alcúdia, right by the Roman ruins of Pollentia and close to the historic centre. Several visitors mention parking nearby, and it can also be reached by bus, although the stop may be busy at times. For directions, it is useful to check http://www.pollentia.net/.
Is photography allowed inside the museum?
Several visitor notes say that photography is not allowed inside. As Museu monogràfic de Poŀlèntia consists of only a few rooms, the indoor visit is still quick to complete. If you want photos, the outdoor ruins are usually the better place for them.
What practical facilities are available on site?
Visitors mention toilets in the museum, in some cases in the basement. The building was inaugurated in 1987 and remodelled in summer 2006, and it stands right by the Pollentia ruins. As the visit is short, it is easy to combine with a walk through Alcúdia.
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Location
Carrer de Sant Jaume, 30, 07400 Alcúdia
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