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==Religion, education and culture==
[[File:Plac Lenina w Grodnie.jpg|Lenin Square|thumb|left]]

The city has one of the largest concentrations of [[Roman Catholics]] in Belarus. It is also a centre of [[Culture of Poland|Polish culture]], with a significant number of [[Poles in Belarus|Poles living in Belarus]] residing in the city and its surroundings.

The [[Eastern Orthodox]] population is also widely present. The city's Catholic and Orthodox churches are important architectural treasures.

[[File:GrPark.jpg|thumb|Fountain in Central Park]]

The city houses the [[Grodno State Medical University]] where many students from different parts of Belarus acquire academic degrees, as do a number of foreign students. Other higher educational establishments are [[Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno]] (the largest education centre in Grodno Province) and Grodno State Agrarian University. To support the Polish community, a Polish school was built in 1995, where all subjects are taught in [[Polish language|Polish]] and students are able to pass exams to get accepted into [[Education in Poland|Polish universities]].