Areszt Śledczy w Radomiu, Correctional facility in Radom, Poland.
Areszt Śledczy w Radomiu is a detention center in Radom, Poland, made up of three separate residential blocks. Each block is designated for a different group of inmates, including first-time offenders, remand prisoners, and those requiring higher security.
The facility moved to its current site in September 1998, having previously operated from a different location in the city. The move brought newer infrastructure to serve the needs of the local justice system.
The facility has two chapels where inmates can practice their faith, along with library areas stocked with books. These spaces offer a moment of personal retreat within the daily routine of detention.
Visits are possible from Tuesday to Sunday, with different time slots depending on the category of the inmate. It is worth checking which schedule applies to the specific person before planning a visit.
The facility runs a ward dedicated to alcohol dependency treatment, serving both first-time and repeat offenders. This section is reported to be the largest of its kind in Poland.
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