Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención de Ocaña
Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención de Ocaña is a building in Ocaña, Norte de Santander Department. Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención de Ocaña is situated near the church Templo de San Francisco, as well as near the park Plazoleta de banderas - Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención.Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include St. Anne’s Cathedral, Ocaña and Iglesia Virgen de la Torcoroma.
St. Anne’s Cathedral, Ocaña
St. Anne's Cathedral, also called Ocaña Cathedral… St. Anne’s Cathedral, Ocaña is situated 310 metres northeast of Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención de Ocaña.
Iglesia Virgen de la Torcoroma
Iglesia Virgen de la Torcoroma is a church, which is situated 220 metres northeast of Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención de Ocaña.
Antón García de Bonilla Museum
Museum
The Anton Garcia de Bonilla Museum is a museum located in Ocaña, Colombia. Antón García de Bonilla Museum is situated 720 metres north of Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención de Ocaña.
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Río de Oro.
Río de Oro
Río de Oro is a town and municipality in the Colombian Department of Cesar. Río de Oro is situated 8 km northwest of Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención de Ocaña.
Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención de Ocaña
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Latitude
8.23215° or 8° 13′ 56″ north
Longitude
-73.35509° or 73° 21′ 18″ west
Open location code
67W86JJV+VX
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Notable Places Nearby
Highlights include Templo de San Francisco and Plazoleta de banderas - Complejo Histórico de la Gran Convención.
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