Radom means the fourteenth most populous city in Poland. The special predispositions of Radom residents, which can be briefly described as entrepreneurship and ingenuity, form the foundation for the city's development as a center of precision technology.
The city is distinguished by a high level of safety, as well as the social capital of its residents. Thanks to the large share of green areas in the city's surface area, the expansion of the cycling path network, a rich public transport offer, and continuous modernization of the bus fleet. Radom is developing in a sustainable manner, taking care of the natural environment.
The city also has a well-developed network of hotels and conference centers..
Radom is hosting many international cultural events, making the city recognizable worldwide.
- 715 cultural events
- 12 cinema halls
- 12 hotels (including 4 four-star, 6 three-star, 2 two-star)
- 6 museums (including museum branches)
- 1 theater
Radom means a GREEN CITY – 16% of the city is covered by forests, parks, green squares and residential greenery.
Radom means HIGH-QUALITY PUBLIC TRANSPORT – 188 low-floor buses (entire fleet); of which 25 are electrically powered buses, 43 are CNG-powered. 51% of the entire fleet meets the highest emission standards.
Radom means HIGH AVAILABILITY OF KINDERGARTENS - 52 kindergartens (25 public and 27 private).
Radom means CULTURE - the city is distinguished by a wide range of cultural events of regional, national and international scopeThe city boasts one of the largest national collections of works by Jacek Malczewski, an outstanding painter from Radom, as well as one of the best collections of contemporary art in Poland gathered at Mazovian Centre of Contemporary Art "Elektrownia". Radom is also home to a charming and excellently equipped open-air museum – the Museum of Radom Village, where outdoor events inspired by the region's culture and traditions are organized.
Radom means SPORT – it plays an important role in the city and arouses great emotions among residents who passionately follow the successes of their teams competing at the highest league level. The footballers of RKS Radomiak Radom have returned to the top league (Ekstraklasa), and the women's volleyball club MOYA Radomka Radom plays in the highest league in Poland. Meanwhile, the basketball players of HydroTruck Radom and the volleyball players of WKS Czarni Radom compete in the second tier.