Leeuwarden, Netherlands
Netherlands
Leeuwarden, Netherlands connects to 3242 other places across 21 topics through 150 Bunkabop connections. Sports and art form the two largest topic clusters, with history and government also well represented. The city shares many connections with Amsterdam and its home region of Friesland. Several Dutch Golden Age painters were born here, among them Margaretha de Heer and Abraham Lambertsz van den Tempel, grounding a strong art thread. Leeuwarden also served as European Capital of Culture in 2018 and holds ties to heraldic tradition through its coat of arms featuring a lion.
Harm Wiersma
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: Weer, Austria
Wim Cohen
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: Utrecht, Netherlands | Delft, Netherlands
Pieter Feddes van Harlingen
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Harlingen, Netherlands
Margaretha de Heer
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Groningen, Netherlands
Lion (heraldry)
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: County Carlow | Porta Venezia
Abraham Lambertsz van den Tempel
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Leiden, Netherlands
Johannes Jelgerhuis
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: Rotterdam, Netherlands | Ghent, Belgium | Delft, Netherlands
Sybren Klazes Sybrandi
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: Amsterdam, Netherlands | Haarlem, Netherlands | Nijmegen, Netherlands
A31 motorway (Netherlands)
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: Waadhoeke, Netherlands | Teerns | De Tike, Netherlands
Havank
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: London, England | France
Jouke de Vries
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: The Hague, Netherlands | Leiden, Netherlands | Groningen, Netherlands | Friesland
Wybrand de Geest
Connects Leeuwarden, Netherlands to: France | Italy | Rome, Italy | Friesland
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- October 30, 2026 The sport's origins date back over a millennium in Scandinavia and the Netherlands where a women's competition on the town canal in Leeuwarden was held in 1809. Hamar, Norway hosted a European Championship as early as 1894 and the first World Championship a year later. Which sport is being described?
- August 31, 2026 The main indoor arena in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, is used for speed skating, ice hockey and this ice sport (in which teams slide granite stones toward a bullseye). A park in Wausau, Wisconsin, includes hockey rinks and a dedicated barn for the same sport. Which sport connects them?