The Baroque style multi-storey building was built in 1737 in place of the original gothic building destroyed by fire. The so-called Chaplain´s House, which was reconstructed at the beginning of the 20th century, is part of the premises. On its facade there is a commemoration plaque to the awakener and historian, Beroun native dean P. Josef Antonín Seydl, by the sculptor Zdeněk Dvořák. Dean Seydl hosted numerous of his awakener friends, e. g. František Palacký and Šebestián Hněvkovský.
There is a Late Baroque pavilion in the garden of the deanery. Address: Seydlovo náměstí 24, Beroun

This originally wooden chapel dating back to 1685 was converted into a stone branch church. The church is located next to a cemetery, which was founded in 1721. In August 1877, a son of Libor Lébr, the gravedigger, found a pot with two hundred celtic coins. This discovery brought fame to the Stradonice village and started a gold rush. Coordinates: 49.9943017, 14.0196658