Monument on the Big Mountain

The monument on Beloy Hill is a stone mound with a memorial plaque. It was erected in memory of those who died during a short battle that took place on Bela Hill on November 8, 1620, as part of the Thirty Years' War. On this day, the Habsburg Catholic army defeated the Czech Protestants, which predetermined the fate of the Czech state for the next three centuries.

Bilaya Gora, with a height of 381 meters, is one of the districts of Prague and is located on its western outskirts. The monument to the dead Czech Protestants is located in the middle of a field on the hill, where the meeting of troops in 1620 took place.