Hilversum, Netherlands
Netherlands
Hilversum, Netherlands has 157 Bunkabop connections spanning 3238 places across 20 topics, led by music, with further threads in history, government, art, and architecture. It shares many connections with Amsterdam and Germany. Earthenware found here gave its name to a Bronze Age material culture dated 1800–1200 BC. In 1928 it hosted the running portion of the modern pentathlon for the Amsterdam Olympics. Architect Willem Marinus Dudok's 1924 Town Hall here showed Frank Lloyd Wright's early influence reaching northern Europe.
February strike
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Amsterdam, Netherlands | Jordaan
wildlife crossing
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Veluwe | Cheshire East, England
Dutch public broadcasting system
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Netherlands
Wasmuth Portfolio
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: United States
Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Westerveld, Netherlands
Nico Landeweerd
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Montreal, Quebec | Holland
Heidelberg Town Hall
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Australia | Melbourne, Australia | Heidelberg, Germany
Cornelis Springer
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Belgium | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Kasparus, Poland
material culture
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Limburg (Belgium) | Indraprastha, India | Yanshi, Luoyang
Humphrey Campbell
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Sweden | Malmö, Sweden | Marowijne District
Hilversum
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | North Holland | Bazel, Belgium
Marie Henry Mackenzie
Connects Hilversum, Netherlands to: Amsterdam, Netherlands | Rotterdam, Netherlands | Amersfoort, Netherlands