Twin towns — Sister cities Faenza

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faenza twinned with:



bergerac, france
gmunden, austria
jingdezhen, china
marousi, greece
rijeka, croatia
schwäbisch gmünd, germany
talavera de la reina, spain
timişoara, romania
toki, japan




^ bergerac (francia - 13.11.1998) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 
^ gmunden (austria - 25.10.2008) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 
^ jǐngdézhèn (cina - 20.04.2013) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 
^ amaroussion (grecia - 10.06.1992) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 
^ rijeka (croazia - 16.09.1983) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 
^ schwäbisch gmünd (germania - 18.03.2001) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 
^ talavera de la reina (spagna - 25.10.1986) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 
^ timisoara (romania - 12.03.1991) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 
^ toki (giappone - 23.10.1979) . comune di faenza. retrieved 2014-07-14. 






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