Muiderberg, Netherlands
Netherlands
Muiderberg, Netherlands connects to 415 places across 6 topics through 7 Bunkabop connections, drawing together sports figures, Dutch Golden Age art, and Jewish heritage. Tennis champion Richard Krajicek has lived here, and Ajax footballer Sjaak Swart was born in this small village east of Amsterdam. Jacob van Ruisdael's first panoramic landscape, painted in 1647, features the church at Muiderberg. The village also holds the largest Jewish cemetery in the Netherlands, founded in 1642 by German Jews. Amsterdam and the Netherlands as a whole share the most connections with Muiderberg.
Sjaak Swart
Connects Muiderberg, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands
German Jews
Connects Muiderberg, Netherlands to: Washington Heights, Manhattan | Zbąszyń, Poland | Amalfi, Colombia | Villa Clara, Entre Ríos
Richard Krajicek
Connects Muiderberg, Netherlands to: Canada | Rome, Italy | Hong Kong | Frankfurt, Germany | Stuttgart, Germany
Jewish cemetery
Connects Muiderberg, Netherlands to: Brno, Czech Republic | Vicksburg, Mississippi | Levoča, Slovakia | Murowana Goślina, Poland | Medzhybizh, Ukraine
Jacob van Ruisdael
Connects Muiderberg, Netherlands to: London, England | France | California | Germany | Spain
North Holland
Connects Muiderberg, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Holland | Haarlem, Netherlands | Friesland