Museum of the Asturian People explained

Museum of the Asturian People
Native Name:	Muséu del Pueblu d'Asturies
Established:	1968
Location:	Paseo del Doctor Fleming, 877 (La Güelga), Gijón, Asturias, Spain
Website:	The museum at Gijón City Hall website

The Museum of the Asturian People (Spanish: Museo del Pueblo de Asturias; Asturian: Muséu del Pueblu d'Asturies) is a museum in Gijón, Principality of Asturias, Spain.^[1] It is an open-air artspace containing Asturian popular art installations, large ethnographic items, and three buildings:

• Casa de los Valdes: temporary exhibition space
• Casa de los González de la Vega: site of the International Bagpipe Museum, including a collection of traditional Asturian musical instruments.^[2]
• The Asturian Pavilion from the 1992 Universal Exposition of Seville, installed at the museum in 1994.

The museum is also known as Asturian Village (Spanish: Pueblo de Asturias;^{[3] [4]} Asturian: Pueblu d'Asturies), since pueblo (in Asturian language, pueblu) means both village and people, and the museum documents the culture of Asturian people, while being in a setting that contains rural buildings and houses, resembling a traditional Asturian village. ^[5]

References

1. Web site: The Museum of the People of Asturias: history and memory . 2023-04-24 . Barceló Experiences . en-US.
2. Web site: Oseid . John . Gijón: An Art Nouveau Surprise On Spain’s Cantabrian Coast . 2023-04-24 . Forbes . en.
3. Web site: 2018-07-03 . "El llamado Pueblo de Asturias" . 2023-09-10 . La Nueva España . es.
4. Web site: García . Sergio . 2023-04-30 . El LEV Festival abarrota el Pueblo de Asturias . 2023-09-10 . La Nueva España . es.
5. Web site: Muséu del Pueblu d' Asturies . 2023-09-10 . Turismo Asturias . es-ES.

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