Krško, Slovenia
Slovenia
Krško, Slovenia shares 50 connections with 5020 other places across 13 topics, with sports forming the dominant cluster, followed by history and industry. The town's Matija Gubec Stadium has hosted world speedway events, including a 1980 Speedway World Team Cup round and the Slovenian Grand Prix. Krško is also home to Slovenia's only nuclear power plant. The 16th-century Lutheran cleric Jurij Dalmatin, born here, translated the Bible into Slovene.
Krško Nuclear Power Plant
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Slovenia | Vrbina, Slovenia
Jurij Dalmatin
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Ljubljana, Slovenia | Lepe, Spain
Vera Albreht
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Vienna, Austria | Slovenia | Ljubljana, Slovenia
Edin Junuzović
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Kazakhstan | Rijeka, Croatia | Opatija, Croatia | Velenje, Slovenia
Paľo Bielik
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Slovakia | Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic | Banská Bystrica, Slovakia | Bukva, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Peter Collins (speedway rider)
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Sydney, Australia | Manchester, England | Gothenburg, Sweden | Wrocław, Poland | Chorzów, Poland
Greg Hancock
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Australia | United Kingdom | Sweden | Melbourne, Australia | Wrocław, Poland
Park In-hyeok
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Korea | Serbia | Frankfurt, Germany | Seoul, South Korea | Valencia, Spain
Macario Hing-Glover
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: China | Arizona | Finland | Shanghai, East China | Darwin, Australia
Nikola Gatarić
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Zagreb, Croatia | Celje, Slovenia | Prešov, Slovakia | Nitra, Slovakia | Aradippou, Cyprus
Ariel McDonald
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Israel | Illinois | Moscow, Central | Athens, Greece | Tel Aviv, Israel
Ante Vukušić
Connects Krško, Slovenia to: Croatia | Ljubljana, Slovenia | Messina, Italy | Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Šibenik, Croatia