One of the most prominent historical monuments in Iasi is the Dosoftei House. It is an ancient monumental stone building located in the immediate vicinity of the Church of St. Nicholas Dominsk and has three facades with arched and rectangular windows, an open porch, high columns and traditional towers. The house bears the name of Dosoftei (Dosoftei), a writer And a famous philologist from Moldova, and there is a statue of him in front of the house, and it seems that the house was built in the eighteenth century, but there is no confirmation of this, and archaeological excavations have shown that it was built on the site of the ancient cemetery belonging to the Church of St. Nicholas Dominsk, and starting from 1970 The house houses the Department of Ancient Literature of the Museum of Roman Literature in Iai, featuring unique exhibits of antique books, antique manuscripts, and prints of Dosofti's works.