Baldov, Mountain summit near Domažlice, Czech Republic

Baldov is a 548-metre summit about 2 km northwest of Domažlice, also called Baldovské návrší. On the hill stands the National Monument of Domažlice, a masonry block with metal plaques and stone slabs, and a large granite chalice installed in 2015. The summit looks over the town and the Český les ridge.

The location was used in 1431 by Cardinal Cesarini as a strategic position to observe troop movements before a major battle. This event marked a turning point in the conflict between opposing forces in the region.

The site features metal plaques and stone slabs that commemorate important moments in Czech history. Visitors can encounter these memorials while walking and learn about the region's past.

The educational trail on Baldovské návrší, created in 2013 with support from the town of Domažlice, EU funds and civic associations, runs past an open-air sculpture gallery. The summit lies about 2 km northwest of Domažlice; a small chapel and a BTS telecommunications tower stand next to the memorial.

The granite chalice installed in 2015 is described in the Czech source as probably the largest granite chalice in the world. Nearby stand a small chapel and a BTS telecommunications tower, and the CB club Domažlice – radio club OK1RDO has its base here.