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Ethnographic Museum of Grao
Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao
  • Ethnographic Museum of Grao

The Ethnographic Museum of Grao was created back in 1982 and occupies its current location in La Cardosa, about 500 meters from the center of the town of Grao, since 1995.
In it we can enjoy a good number of utensils that bring us closer to traditional Asturian life.
In a complementary way, you can visit the Grao House of Culture, located in the Palacio de Miranda-Valdecarzana, and thus admire a large weighing wound.

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Latitude: 43.3952866 Length: -6.0614705
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A wide and varied exhibition that takes us back in time and brings us visually, didactic and entertaining to the most traditional culture of this region.

The spaces They are organized around three themes, which allow to know the traditional Asturian life:

· Space dedicated to the culture of bread. It is attended with emphasis to spelled cultivation, the most widespread in the area and the main cereal until the XNUMXth century. The mesorias are exposed to collect, a yellowfin tiller to separate the grain from the shell and a hydraulic flour mill. An advanced class of the complete process.

· Space dedicated to the house. We can see a recreation of the kitchen, which was always the center of peasant life, and that it has here all its elements: the calamilleras to hang the pot; the stools where it was eaten; the dough maker to knead the bread and the "forno" to bake it daily; the bogadoiro to wash the laundry; and also a good number of household utensils. There are also recreated a dining room and a bedroom, all with noble wood furniture. Also a loom and the utensils used for the transformation of wool and linen into thread such as cards, restiellos, spinning wheels, fuses, etc.

· Space dedicated to traditional trades. Forge, loom, basketry, carpentry, pottery, press, barbershop, school.
The forge of the ironmonger where to make and repair iron utensils; a basket bench where goxos and baskets were made with hazelnut sticks; a carpenter's bench and lathe; a madreñero bench that was used to empty this very traditional footwear; a cobbler's bench; the wheel for sharpening knives, and ceramic samples from the Miranda workshop (Avilés).

When can we visit the Ethnographic Museum of Grao?

Only groups (+5 people) prior agreement by calling tel. 985 752 277 or by mail museoetnografico@ayto-grado.es

How much does it cost to enter the Ethnographic Museum of Grao?

Free entrance and guided tour.

C / La Cardosa, s / n. Grao.
Tel. 985 754 813 | 628 361 917

Source: Network of Ethnographic Museums of Asturias Red Meda.
Photos: Juan Pablo Torrente. Red Meda 2020.

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Text: © Ramón Molleda for asturias.com Copyright Ramon Molleda


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