Fredericia, Denmark
Denmark
Fredericia, Denmark connects to 1453 places across 18 topics through 59 Bunkabop connections, with sports as the strongest thread alongside government, theater, and military history. The city shares many ties with Copenhagen and Germany across its connections. Fredericia Teater hosted the international premiere of The Prince of Egypt musical in 2018, which moved to the Royal Danish Theatre in Copenhagen the following year. Sculptor Herman Wilhelm Bissen placed his monumental Landsoldaten in Fredericia in 1858, one of several works he created across Denmark.
Lennart Torstenson
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Weitra, Austria | Dürnstein, Austria
Svend Rathsack
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Paris, France | Denmark | Copenhagen, Denmark | Greenland
Agon Muçolli
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Denmark | Albania | Kosovo | Vejle, Denmark
Beer in Denmark
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Germany | Denmark | Skagen, Denmark | Ørbæk, Denmark
Herman Wilhelm Bissen
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Berlin, Germany | Rome, Italy | Denmark | Copenhagen, Denmark | Schleswig-Holstein
Magdalene Thoresen
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Denmark | Norway | Stockholm, Sweden | Copenhagen, Denmark | Bergen, Norway
David Jensen (footballer)
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Denmark | Cincinnati, Ohio | Utrecht, Netherlands | Lig, Slovenia | Hillerød, Denmark
Jude Nworuh
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Nigeria | Tel Aviv, Israel | Lagos, Nigeria | Aarhus, Denmark | Ramat Gan, Israel
Katrine Veje
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Seattle, Washington | Denmark | Prague, Czech Republic | Czech Republic | Malmö, Sweden
The Prince of Egypt (musical)
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: California | Israel | Egypt | Copenhagen, Denmark | Silicon Valley
Cecilie Manz
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: London, England | Tokyo, Japan | Milan, Italy | Copenhagen, Denmark | Helsinki, Finland
Michael Baidoo
Connects Fredericia, Denmark to: Denmark | Norway | Ghana | Plymouth, England | Sudan