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Calle Las Damas Review
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Calle Las Damas
- Category: Neighborhoods/Streets
- Location: Santo Domingo
Fodor's Review:
The Street of the Ladies was named after the elegant ladies of the court who, in the Spanish tradition, promenaded in the evening. Here you can see a sundial dating from 1753 and the Casa de los Jesuitas, which houses a fine research library for colonial history as well as the Institute for Hispanic Culture; admission is free, and it's open weekdays from 8 to 4:30.
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