Walking along Rossio Square and its surroundings, it is easy to miss the Church of St. Dominic with its unpretentious, austere facade. Although the church is not noticeable from the outside, but inside it makes an indelible impression. This impression arises not from the rich decoration, but from the traces of shocks and catastrophes experienced by the temple. The history of this church begins in the 13th century, when it was part of a Dominican monastery. Later, the temple became the center of the Inquisition, courts were held here and death sentences were pronounced.→