Old granaries become bars, cheese shops, and workshops.

The Spanish government has declared hórreos important cultural heritage. These old granaries are in northern Spain. They are now being used for businesses and culture.
Hórreos are traditional buildings used for storing grain. They are mainly found in Galicia and Asturias. The government wants to protect these buildings. They are changing how people use them. This helps keep the history and culture alive.
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Highlights
Hórreos Recognized as Heritage
The Spanish government declared hórreos as intangible cultural heritage.
Northern Spain Structures Repurposed
Hórreos in Galicia and Asturias are now used for businesses.
Preserving Cultural Significance
The recognition aims to protect the history of the buildings.
New Uses for Old Buildings
Hórreos are becoming tabernas, queserías, and other spaces.
Traditional Granaries Revived
The old granaries are being used again today.