Chrudim - complex of St. Joseph's church, monastery and garden

 
The Capuchin monastery with the church of St. Joseph was built here - just a short distance outside the city walls - in the middle of the seventeenth century, but it was closed two years after the Second World War. During the totalitarian regime, it was used shamefully as a warehouse, and it was only after the velvet that it finally flashed to better times. Thanks to many millions from EU funds, the area was renovated and the baroque sculptures now find their "home" here...