The monastery was damaged by major fires in 1419 and 1541. Some renaissance features are related to the reconstruction in the late 16th century.
The current baroque form of the building complex is derived from the 1727 redesign and reconstruction by the well known representative of Czech baroque architecture, architect K.I. Dientzenhofer.
The building "U Modrého klíče", (Blue Key) has been built in 16th century in renaissance style and went through baroque reconstruction at the beginning of 18th century. Many rooms have preserved renaissance and baroque ceilings, two rooms in upper floors feature wooden painted ceilings.
The last is the building, formerly owned by Ministry of interior, is dating back to the end of 16th century. Building, known as "U zlatého kohouta" (Golden Rooster) has a renaissance core, contains several renaissance painted ceilings and façade reminds us of its classicist reconstruction.
