PLAÇA DE MARCÚS
At the place where the poor's cemetery was, these days there's a simple square. On the corner of this square with the "Assaonadors" street there's a big rambling house that it's from 1723 and it was renovated in the romantic age, according to the gothic at about 1840. It conserves a big and large windows, genuine for the XV or XVI centuries.
The yard has lost the character; but it's curious the tomb-stone in the entrance, that remembers that in the Corpus procession in 1762 a very very strong storm it compel to shelter the Custody in this house.

It is a very peculiar square and nice although I don't think many people know about this square. It is a pity we couldn't avoid taking the rubbish in the photograph.