Hohenems, Austria

Austria

Hohenems, Austria connects with 1517 places across 14 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections, shaped by government, architecture, religion, and music. Many of its connections run through Germany, Bavaria, and neighboring Vorarlberg, tracing the region's position at the crossroads of Germanic territories. The town's Jewish community anchors its religion connections: a synagogue renovated in 2001 now serves as a cultural centre, and cantor Salomon Sulzer (1804–1890) was born here. Medieval history surfaces as well, with the local castle once holding Norman king William III of Sicily around 1198.