St. Dominic's, Macau

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The church was established by Dominican friars in the 16th Century and is presently a prominent feature of Macau's central square. the building is made from ream-washed stone, white stucco, and green shutters. The doors are open only during services and after that time you have to ring the bell on the adjoining green gate to enter.

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