Ethnographic and History Museum of Grau/Grado

Founded in 1982, it currently has several collections, which are distributed in three locations:

The Palacio Fontela, in the centre of the town, where the tourist office is located, and the Villa ya Mercáu, which deals with the history of Grado, the market, industry, commercial tradition and bourgeois life, with spaces such as the shop, the market, the barber's shop, etc. It also has two private collections: History of Photography and Accordions.

The Palace of Miranda-Valdecarzana, also located in the centre of the town and currently the Casa de Cultura, where the Llagar de sidrais located, which contains two enormous ciderpresses, one of them with old carvings, and other objects for the production and consumption of cider.

La Cardosa, 500 metres from the centre of the village of Grau/Grado, is home to two collections: the Traditional Culture collection and the Civil War collection.

The Traditional Culture collection brings together a legacy relating mainly to the central-western region of Asturias and is divided into several areas dedicated to bread (mills, treading stones), the home (kitchen, bedrooms, crockery), the agricultural and livestock area (farms, commons, tools, etc.), and traditional trades (forge, loom, basketry, carpentry, pottery, cider mill, barber's shop, school, etc.).

The Civil War site also has three areas where the history of the Civil War in Asturias and Grado, the fortification of the land, and a third one with details and stories of both sides are exhibited.

This Traditional Culture and Civil War Collection is currently closed. It is possible to visit the Civil War Collection by prior reservation for groups of five people or more.