Palacio de Miranda Valdecarzana
Baroque palace in Grado that houses the Llagar de Sidra branch of the municipal museum, with two large cider presses and objects of Asturian cider.
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About the museum
The Palacio de Miranda-Valdecarzana is an 18th-century Baroque building in the historic centre of Grado, on Calle Cerro de la Muralla. It is linked to the Capilla de los Dolores, also 18th century, which because of its size is considered a church and is used for cultural activities. The palace is now shared with the town's Casa de Cultura.
One of the branches of the Museo Etnográfico y de Historia de Grau/Grado, founded in 1982, occupies part of the palace: the Llagar de Sidra. Here two large cider presses are on display, one with old carvings, along with other objects related to the making and consumption of Asturian cider. This branch can be visited during the opening hours of the Casa de Cultura, and guided visits for groups must be booked in advance.
Highlights
- Two large old cider presses, one with carvings
- Objects for making and drinking Asturian cider
- 18th-century Baroque palace in the historic centre of Grado
- 18th-century Capilla de los Dolores, adjoining the palace
- Free admission
Permanent exhibition
- Llagar de Sidra – Two large old cider presses, one with carvings, and other objects for making and drinking Asturian cider.
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission.
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | Guided visits for groups of at least five people by prior booking (985 752 277); the room may close occasionally during guided visits. |
