San Antonio de Padua, Avilés

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San Antonio de Padua is a Romanesque-style Franciscan church in Avilés, community of Asturias, Spain. The church has chapels added later to church.

San Antonio de Padua Church (Avilés)
San Antonio de Padua (Padres Franciscanos)

San Antonio de Padua Church (Avilés)
43°33′26.5″N 5°55′16.2″W / 43.557361°N 5.921167°W / 43.557361; -5.921167
Location	Asturias, Spain
Country	Spain
Previous denomination	San Nicolás
History
Founded	12th century