Bytom, Poland
Poland
Bytom, Poland connects to 9015 places across 20 topics through 115 Bunkabop connections, led by sports and history. Football and judo shape the sports reach: Szombierki Bytom won the Polish championship in 1980, and Olympic judo gold medalist Waldemar Legień was born here. Historically, King John III Sobieski passed through in 1683 en route to the Battle of Vienna, and the city joined Prussia in 1742. Strong co-connection overlaps run through Silesia, Kraków, and Germany.
Anton Kapst Villa in Bytom
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Poland
Szombierki
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Bobrek, Bytom | Kolonia Zgorzelec, Poland
Jerzy Wilim
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Poland | Zabrze, Poland | Szombierki
Jerzy Konikowski
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Germany | Dortmund, Germany | Valletta, Malta
Henckel von Donnersmarck
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Woźniki, Poland | Bykowina | Preitenegg, Austria
Marie Casimire Louise de La Grange d'Arquien
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Racibórz, Poland | Brodnica, Poland | Sasiv | Marymont, Poland
Wojciech Szarama
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Poland | Silesia, Poland | Katowice, Poland | Gliwice, Poland
Waldemar Legień
Connects Bytom, Poland to: France | Poland | Silesian Voivodeship
Jan Liberda
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Germany | Poland | Hamburg, Germany | Chorzów, Poland
Elisabeth Wärnfeldt
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Vienna, Austria | Stockholm, Sweden | Kinna
Gabriela Moyseowicz
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Berlin, Germany | Kraków, Poland | Gdańsk, Poland | Katowice, Poland
Union of Poles in Germany
Connects Bytom, Poland to: Opole, Poland | Lower Lusatia, Germany | Bytów, Poland | Cisek, Poland | Przytarnia, Poland