Breukelen, Netherlands
Netherlands
Breukelen, Netherlands links to 1006 places across 9 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections, led by sports, then music and history. The New York City borough of Brooklyn is named after it. Its history dates to the 7th century, when it was a village called Attingahem. Nyenrode Business University is based there, and Rita Reys died there in 2013. It often appears alongside Germany, Amsterdam and Utrecht.
History of Brooklyn
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Downtown Brooklyn | Bushwick, Brooklyn
Rita Reys
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Rotterdam, Netherlands
7th century
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Imwas, Ramle | Saggart, Ireland | San Saba (rione of Rome)
Cora van Nieuwenhuizen
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Utrecht, Netherlands | North Brabant | Lelystad, Netherlands | Oisterwijk, Netherlands
Eddy Pieters Graafland
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: France | Netherlands | Belgium | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Feijenoord
Vecht (Utrecht)
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Weesp, Netherlands | Muiden, Netherlands | Stichtse Vecht, Netherlands | Nigtevecht, Netherlands | Gooise Meren, Netherlands
8th century
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Abruzzo | Virgen, Austria | Almonte | Santok, Poland | Paddar, India
Wim Kieft
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: France | Italy | Netherlands | Egypt | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Marco Polo (producer)
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: New York City, New York | Toronto, Ontario | Brooklyn, New York | Ontario
Masta Ace
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Australia | Boston, Massachusetts | Czech Republic | Rhode Island | Edo, Musashi
Stichtse Vecht
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Woerden, Netherlands | Loenen, Utrecht | Maarssen, Netherlands | Nigtevecht, Netherlands | Maarsseveen
Rutger Hauer
Connects Breukelen, Netherlands to: Netherlands | South Africa | Seattle, Washington | Madrid, Spain | Amsterdam, Netherlands