The church of San Pedro de Grado, built in 1884 and designed by the architect Lucas María Palacios, is an example of nineteenth-century architecture with Romanesque and Gothic influences. It stands out for its monumentality and the use of carved stone in its construction. It has three naves, transept and a triple straight chancel, as well as a front with a double bell tower.
Despite suffering damage during the Civil War, the church preserves valuable altarpieces and sculptures donated by prominent local figures. Its location on the Primitive Way makes it a point of interest for pilgrims, although its later construction distances it from the original Romanesque style that characterizes many other churches along this route.
- Address
Magdalena St, Grado, Asturias
- Web
None - Visiting Hours
Monday closed. Tuesday to Friday from 9:00 to 19:00. Saturday from 9:00 to 20:00. Sunday from 9:00 to 14:00 - What to see
Neo-Gothic church
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