Amstelveen, Netherlands
Netherlands
Amstelveen, Netherlands connects to 1343 places across 17 topics through 59 Bunkabop connections, with sports as the dominant thread. The city co-hosted the 2022 Women's FIH Hockey World Cup alongside Terrassa, where the Netherlands won a record ninth title. A strong cluster of connections also runs through government and literature, including 18th-century Dutch novelist Aagje Deken and Dutch author Ida Vos, who died there in 2006. Amsterdam shares the most connections among Dutch cities.
Hanja Maij-Weggen
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Yibbi Jansen
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Terrassa, Spain
Ida Vos
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Rotterdam, Netherlands | Groningen, Netherlands | Rijswijk, Netherlands
Mathilde Santing
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Texas | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Women's FIH Hockey World Cup
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Argentina | Terrassa, Spain
Jan van Zanen
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: The Hague, Netherlands | Purmerend, Netherlands | Leidsche Rijn
Aagje Deken
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Maurice Odumbe
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Bangladesh | Sri Lanka | Kenya | Nairobi, Kenya
Ryan Driver
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Italy | Netherlands | Denmark | Norwich, England
Michiel Huisman
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: United States | New Orleans, Louisiana | Louisiana | Tremé
Nemesea
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Belgium | Holland | Groningen, Netherlands
Famke Janssen
Connects Amstelveen, Netherlands to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Tribeca