Melk, Austria
Austria
Melk, Austria connects with 8640 other places across 18 topics through 62 Bunkabop connections, with music, history, religion, and architecture as the leading topic clusters. Melk Abbey ties most of these threads together: the Baroque structure on its bluff began as a Babenberger castle before Benedictine monks arrived in 1089, and in 1767 an eleven-year-old Mozart stopped there to play the organ. Vienna, Paris, and Salzburg are among the most frequently co-connected cities.
Coloman of Stockerau
Connects Melk, Austria to: Stockerau, Austria | Lokavec, Laško
Johann Michael Rottmayr
Connects Melk, Austria to: Salzburg, Austria | Graz, Austria | Braunau am Inn, Austria
Karl Kohaut
Connects Melk, Austria to: Vienna, Austria | Frankfurt, Germany
Babenberger
Connects Melk, Austria to: Wels, Austria | Mödling, Austria | Margareten | Fehring, Austria
architectural
Connects Melk, Austria to: Mosul, Iraq | Galle, Sri Lanka | Tarim, Yemen | Fairfield Glade, Tennessee
1767 in music
Connects Melk, Austria to: Berlin, Germany | Vienna, Austria | Salzburg, Austria | Gothenburg, Sweden
George Weideman
Connects Melk, Austria to: Pretoria, South Africa | Eastern Cape | Jaar, Yemen | Karoo | Fraserburg
William S. Harley
Connects Melk, Austria to: United States | Wisconsin | Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Øystein Sunde
Connects Melk, Austria to: Oslo, Norway | Vinger | Kolsås, Norway | Skarnes, Norway
Marina Georgieva
Connects Melk, Austria to: France | Germany | Paris, France | Austria | Potsdam, Germany
Wachau
Connects Melk, Austria to: Austria | Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Lower Austria | Dürnstein, Austria
Ava (poet)
Connects Melk, Austria to: Austria | Lower Austria | Paudorf, Austria | Furth bei Göttweig, Austria