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Radom – tourism information
Radom is a city located in central Poland on the Mleczna River. It is known for its industrial past, especially in arms manufacturing and aviation. Radom is a city of exciting culture and art, being home to many cultural, educational and sporting institutions, where you can see monuments such as the Kazimierzowski Castle, St. Wenceslas Church, the Town Hall, the Radom Village Museum, the Oskar Kolberg Museum, the Polish Sculpture Centre, the Sandomierz Palace, the Old Garden, the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Ciszek Nature Reserve, or Tadeusz Kościuszko Park.
Lutsk – tourist information
Lutsk is located in the north-west of Ukraine, on the Styr River. It is also a city full of rich culture and tradition, with many architectural and religious monuments. Many tourist attractions can be seen in Lutsk, such as Lubartov Castle, Holy Cross Church, Holy Trinity Cathedral, Dominican Church, Great Synagogue, Orthodox churches and monasteries or the Polish Soldiers’ Cemetery.