The city grill on the Mleczna River is a public holiday place in Radom, equipped with roofed sheds and a brick grill, ideal for outdoor meetings.

The bridge at ul. Rybna is one of the oldest preserved reinforced concrete bridges in Radom - remembering interwar times. Although excluded from car traffic, it still serves pedestrians and cyclists as a charming crossing ...

The Gołębiowski stream flows to Mleczna by allotment gardens, carrying water from densely built -in northern Radom housing estates. Although hidden underground, its impact on local nature and shaping the riverbed is ...

Family allotment gardens are therefore much more than just recreational space - it is a green infrastructure of the city that connects people, nature and sustainable development. Their presence is an example, as in a modern ...

Green Nadet is a ground path along Milky, connecting wild nature with the industrial heritage of Radom. It is an area where urban landscapes merge with the natural rhythm of the river valley.

Square Father Zdzisław Domagała is a green place of memory and reflection in the heart of the hood district. It commemorates the figure of a distinguished priest and pilgrim and the history of struggle for independence that took place ...

Today, it is not only a protection area, but also an educational, tourist and integration space - inviting residents and guests to discover the history of Radom surrounded by greenery, water and monuments, which ...

Park Stary Garden is the green heart of Radom and one of the oldest park assumptions in the city. It is a place of walks, memories and everyday respite of the inhabitants for over a century.

This place - although seemingly inconspicuous - hides the history of the city's struggle with water, with urban development and an element that can both supply life and pose a threat.

Museum Jacek Malczewski in Radom is a place that combines the richness of cultural heritage with a modern approach to art education and promotion, constituting an important point on the cultural map of Mazovia.

Stare Miasto Square is a historic heart of Radom, where the memory of the beginnings of urban life beats. Surrounded by historic tenements, today it connects the past with the present in an atmosphere of peace and reflection.

Piotrówka is the cradle of Radom - an early medieval stronghold, which gave rise to the city. Established in the 10th century, it served as an important defense and administrative point on the border between Lesser Poland and Mazovia.

The valuable green of the Stary Radom cultural park is a wild and vibrant nature in the heart of the city. Łozowiska, reeds and Łęgi over Mleczna form a unique habitat for birds, insects and rare ...

Boulevards on the Mleczna River is a green recreational space in the center of Radom, perfect for walks, bicycle rides and rest among nature. Modern infrastructure, alleys, playgrounds and the proximity of other attractions make ...

The observation bridge over Mleczna is a unique place in Radom, where nature meets modern reclamation of the river valley. There is a panoramic view of the picturesque bays, rapid and green spaces ...

Cerekwianka, also called the Halinowo stream, goes to Mleczne just below the Borki Lagoon, closing its run in the shadow of the city buildings. Although seemingly inconspicuous, it plays an important role in the drainage system and ...

The Lagoon on Borki is a green oasis of recreation in the heart of Radom. The revitalized water reservoir attracts walkers, cyclists and anglers from all over the city.

Colmatial joints are a quiet, semi -wild backwaters that perform an important function of cleansing the water of the Mleczne River. Today they are also a refuge for birds and amphibians, creating an extremely valuable natural corner of Radom.

The Kosówka Valley is one of the wildest and most natural corners of Radom, where nature is governed by its own laws. It is a refuge of wetlands, beavers and monumental trees - hidden just abroad of urban ...

The Pruszak Palace on Wośniki is a forgotten pearl of the landed history of Radom, which happens to the end of the 18th century. Today, despite the turbulent fate, it still attracts the attention of lovers of cultural heritage and an old lifestyle.

The oak of prudence is the most magnificent tree of Radom and the natural monument of wisdom and the force lasting for centuries. This 300-year-old witness of history is growing on wośniki, in the heart of the Kosówka Valley, delighting with the power of nature and ...

The current character of this place-wild, calm and green-is an ideal background for future recreation and educational activities. It is an area with enormous potential, which is already served by residents as an urban oasis ...

The Museum of the Radom Village is an ideal place for everyone who wants to move in time and feel the atmosphere of the former Polish countryside, learning its architecture, culture and traditions.