Domino is dedicated to All Saints and stands beside the House of Marin Držić in the western old town. The original late medieval building was damaged in the earthquake of 1667 and subsequently rebuilt in Baroque form. Among its artworks is Andrea Vaccaro’s altarpiece depicting the glory of All Saints. The church served as the seat of the stonemasons’ confraternity, connecting it with the craft that shaped Dubrovnik’s palaces and churches. A short walk through this part of the centre can combine Domino with the museum devoted to Držić and the lanes leading back towards Od Puča.
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Crkva Domino
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