Kongregace Milosrdných sester sv. Kříže

Two semi-detached houses surround the middle building of the New Deanery in both east-west directions. All three buildings are located along K Rotundě Street and you can best see them from the quiet park opposite - from Karlachovy sady. Houses No. 81 and 82 in K Rotundě 6 and 8 are designed as semi-detached houses. They were built in the years 1848 - 1849 according to the design of the builder Johann Ripota for the Vyšehrad Chapter. It is home to the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross, a Roman Catholic women's religious congregation dedicated mainly to helping the sick and needy and working in education. The congregation was founded by the Swiss Capuchin Theodosius Florentini in 1856 in Ingenbohl, and came to Bohemia in 1860. On the 2nd floor of the house there is a plaster model of the upper part of the monument to Slavín (Genius of the Fatherland) from the Vyšehrad cemetery by sculptor Josef Mauder. Here was also placed a wrought iron cross from the Baroque facade of the Basilica of St. Peter and Paul before he was moved to the memorial to the victims of totalitarian regimes in the Vyšehrad cemetery in 2003. Houses No. 90 and 91, in K Rotundě 12 and 14, are also designed as a semi-detached house with a uniform romantic Gothic facade. The building was built in the years 1874 - 1875 according to the plans of the renowned architect František Niklas for the Vyšehrad Chapter as a canonical residence. The area in front of the house is decorated with a stone classicist fountain, which originally stood on Fügner Square. In 1945, it was destroyed by bombing. In 2000, it was restored and relocated to Karlachovy sady. Two semi-detached houses surround the central building of the New Deanery on both sides in the east-west direction. All three buildings are situated along the street "K Rotundě" (to the rotunda) and you can best watch them from this street or neighboring quiet park - "Karlachovy sady" (Karlach´s Orchards). Houses No. 81 and 82 in the street "K Rotundě" 6 and 8 are designed as a semi-detached house. The objects were built between 1848 - 1849 according to the design of the builder Johann Ripota for the Vyšehrad Chapter. It is the seat of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross, a Roman Catholic female religious congregation that is mainly dedicated to helping the sick and needy and working in the field of education. The congregation was founded by the Swiss Capuchin Theodosius Florentini in 1856 in Ingenbohl, and got to Bohemia in 1860. On the second floor of the house a plaster model of the upper part of the monument to Slavin (Genius of the Fatherland) is placed. There was also placed a forged cross from the baroque facade of the Basilica of St. Peter and Paul before being moved to the memorial to the victims of totalitarian regimes at the Vyšehrad Cemetery in 2003. Houses No. 90 and 91, in the streets "K Rotundě" 12 and 14, are also designed as a semi-detached house with a single romantic Gothic facade. The objects were built between 1874 - 1875 according to the plans of renowned Czech architect František Niklas for the Vyšehrad Chapter as a canonical residence. The area in front of the house is decorated with a classicist stone fountain, which originally stood on Fügner Square. In 1945 was damaged during the bombing. In 2000 it was restored and moved to Vyšehrad´s Karlachovy sady.