Radom

Among the cities of the Masovian Voivodeship, Radom stands out for hosting the 1505 Sejm that adopted the Nihil novi act, a landmark in the development of Poland’s parliamentary system. The Mleczna River runs through the city, whose historic core recalls Radom’s importance in the medieval Kingdom of Poland. The Gothic Church of St John the Baptist is one of its enduring old-town monuments. The Jacek Malczewski Museum honours the Symbolist painter born here and presents art alongside regional collections. Place Radom within the wider Masovian region by browsing webcams nearby.

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