Santo Antônio de Posse combines the charm of a rural town with the dynamism of a growing city.
Located in the interior of São Paulo, its history is marked by evolution, from the first plantations to the impact of the railroad, which arrived in 1875. With the arrival of Italian, Lebanese and Portuguese immigrants, the city consolidated its identity, founded on work and faith.
Being elevated to the category of city in 1955, over time the municipality grew and developed, attracting new residents and investments. With a strategic location, close to important highways and Viracopos airport, it became favorable to entrepreneurship and economic development, housing large companies in its two industrial districts.
Belonging to the Metropolitan Region of Campinas, it preserves its roots and increasingly invests in infrastructure and the wellbeing of its residents.
With access to the Circuito das Águas Paulista and Alta Mogiana, Santo Antônio de Posse attracts visitors for its nature and the quality of life offered to its residents.
In the following pages, you will learn a little more about the city that attracts and captivates as it expands towards new ventures.
