Santo Ângelo

Santo Ângelo is a town in the Northwest of Rio Grande do Sul, in the South of Brazil.

Santo Ângelo Cathedral

Understand

Get in

By plane
  • Santo Ângelo-Sepé Tiaraju Airport

By bus

There are bus lines which link Santo Ângelo with cities such as Porto Alegre, Florianópolis, Curitiba, and São Paulo, as well as other cities of Rio Grande do Sul.

  • Santo Ângelo Bus Terminal, Rua Sete Povos das Missões, 419, tel.:55 3313-2618.

By car

The city is reached via RS-344, which in turn links to BR-392 (toward the Brazil-Argentina border), and to BR-285 (toward the Southeast, Central East, and Grande Porto Alegre regions of the state).

Get around

See
  • City Hall Building, Edifício da Prefeitura Municipal. 
  • Coluna Prestes Memorial (Memorial Coluna Prestes). 
  • Coluna Prestes Monument (Monumento A Coluna Prestes). Designed by Oscar Niemeyer. 
  • Dr. José Olavo Machado Municipal Museum (Museu Municipal Dr. José Olavo Machado). 
  • Monument to the Guarani Indian, Monumento ao Índio Guarani. 
  • Praça Pinheiro Machado. 
  • Santo Ângelo Cathedral (Catedral Angelopolitana). 
  • Schoenstatt Sanctuary (Santuário de Schoenstatt). 

Do

Buy

Eat

Drink

Sleep

Budget
  • Hotel Brasil, Rua Mal Floriano Peixoto, 1400 - Centro. 
  • Hotel do Comércio, Av. Brasil, 1178, ☎ +55 55 3312-2542. 

Mid-range
  • Hotel Avenida, Av. Venâncio Aires, 1671. 
  • Sepé Tiarajú. 
  • Turis Hotel. 

Splurge

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