Catedral de Santo Antônio, Osasco

Name: Catedral de Santo Antônio
Address: Av. Santo Antonio, 1090, Osasco, 06083-215, Brazil
Telephone: +55 11 3681-8611

#3 among attractions in Osasco

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Catedral de Santo Antônio (address: Av. Santo Antonio, 1090) is a place located in Osasco (São Paulo state) and belongs to the category of church.

It is situated at an altitude of 2523 feet, and its geographical coordinates are 23°32'19"S latitude and 46°46'56"W longitude.

Among other places and attractions worth visiting in the area are: Cidade de Deus (neighbourhood, 25 min walk), Shopping Continental, São Paulo (shopping, 44 min walk), Jaguaré, São Paulo (neighbourhood, 59 min walk).

Coordinates: 23°32'19"S, 46°46'56"W

Address

Av. Santo Antonio, 1090Osasco 06083-215 Brazil

Contact

+55 11 3681-8611

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Catedral de Santo Antônio – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Instituto Butantan, Parque Villa-Lobos, Shopping Continental, Iguatemi Alphaville‎.

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Park
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Universities and schools
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Area
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