PLAZA SANTO DOMINGO
This place is known for its public writers, who were in charge of writing cards and letters for illiterate people
This square is very old and pleasant. In the 19th century, Plaza Santo Domingo was best known for its public scribes, who wrote cards and letters for the many illiterate people. Today, the public scribes have been replaced by cheap printing shops, which sell wedding and baptism invitations, but also fake school and university diplomas and titles. For the inhabitants of the capital, Santo Domingo also refers to the church bearing this name, located in the square.
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Ne pas manquer la chapelle de l'expiation , reste du couvent des Dominicains établis vers 1530.