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It is the largest town in the parish of Villapañada, one of the many parishes that make up the Grado council. Located on a slope facing south-east and being an obligatory pass of the Primitive Way, it is about two kilometres from the village of Grado. Acebedo or Acebeu, is a village whose hamlet is scattered by the slope distributed in districts like the one of El Cabayin or La Granda formed by hamlets like the one of La Barrera, El Cascayal, Ca Escuela... Although the area seems to have been uninhabited for a long period, this was not always the case, because very close to Acebedo an important lithic complex from the Lower or Middle Palaeolithic period has been located. In the district of La Granda, where today there is a house, was located the school to which the children of Acebedo and the surrounding villages went.

Acebedo

To discover What to see in Acebedo?

Acebedo is immersed in the typical Asturian landscape; meadows, hills and rows of chestnut trees dotted with quintanas and casares with their cattle, hórreos and bakeries. In the village you can see beautiful hórreos converted into houses. The old mill of La Fallada still wants to evoke its years of laborious grinding and La Fonte refuses to succumb among the undergrowth.

Traditions

The nearby place of La Barraca was in other times the passage of pilgrims in their journey along the Primitive Way and it is known that there was a chapel dedicated to Santiago where a feast in honour of the Apostle was also celebrated.

Panoramic from Acebedo

Curiosities

El Regueiral is a river that rises to the north of the nearby village of La Llinar and delimiting with Acebedo flows into the river El Xorro that also borders the village. Acebedo, scarce of water and with few springs, enjoyed nevertheless of sources like the one of the Fontixa, the Regueiral or the Fonte. The river El Xorro moved the millstones of the Molino de La Fallada, where the corn and spelt were ground, in addition the river was used as a washing place where the women went with their laundry.

Get to Acebedo by car

Acebedo is reached from the town of Grado by the national N-634, which joins San Sebastian with La Coruña, taking a road that starts from it at the exit of Grado direction Salas. Likewise, on the A-63 when you arrive at Grado from Salas, you will find the access road to the towns and places near Grado, including Acebedo.​

By bus

The nearest bus station to Acebedo is in Grado. On Wednesday and Sunday, market days, a bus service connects Grado with rural villages. The Grado village bus station is located in the Avda. de los Deportes.

By train

The closest train station to Acebedo is that of the village of Grado, which is located in the street Jove y Valdés, S/N. For further information the telephone number is 985 982 381.

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