Twin Cities

The city of Radom is one of the oldest Polish settlements, where the first church was built in 1187. The city of “New Radom” was founded by Casimir the Great of Poland in 1364. Radom is the cultural centre of the entire region.

The main events take place in the theatre, in the 3 museums (the Jacek Malczewski Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Village Museum), in the city’s Public Library, in several urban and regional cultural centres and in the 2 cinemas. The annual Radom City Days are the jewel in the crown of the city’s cultural life, an event in which all the city’s residents take part. It takes place at the beginning of June and includes participants from other cities and regions; this event features concerts, exhibitions, contests and competitions.

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A metropolis in northern China, known as the “Moscow of the East”, developed around an important railway hub and major economic centre.

The collaboration with Ploiești focuses on economic, educational and cultural exchanges, particularly in the field of urban infrastructure and academic contacts.

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The capital of the Slavonia region, a city situated on the banks of the Drava river, with an industrial and cultural tradition.

The twinning supports projects in local administration and youth exchanges, including educational exchanges and joint programmes.

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An island in the Ionian Sea, known for its spectacular natural landscapes and traditions.

The partnership focuses on tourism, culture and the mutual promotion of destinations, as well as exchanges between local communities.

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A town with a viticultural and agricultural tradition, located close to Chișinău.

The twinning facilitates cultural and educational projects and exchanges between local administrations, particularly on community development matters.

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A northern suburb of Athens, with an Olympic complex and extensive green areas.

The collaboration includes exchanges of best practices in sport, urbanism and culture, as well as joint projects between local institutions.

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A historic town with a Renaissance tradition and an important role in the Protestant Reformation in Lesser Poland.

The partnership supports educational and cultural projects, school exchanges and joint youth programmes.

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A locality in the metropolitan area of Athens, with an industrial and logistics profile, similar in many respects to Ploiești.

The exchanges focus in particular on urban development, the business environment and joint projects in the field of infrastructure.

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A town in the Chișinău metropolitan area, with a natural setting strongly marked by forests and green spaces.

The twinning supports collaborations in education, culture and environmental protection, as well as exchanges between local institutions.

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