Nova Friburgo, Brazil
Brazil
Nova Friburgo, Brazil connects to 992 places across 10 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections, led by sports and religion. Its ties run to Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, with nature and history also represented. A Swiss abroad entry notes it was the first colonial company contracted by the Portuguese government. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Nova Friburgo, established in 1960, adds a religious link. The poet Casimiro de Abreu moved there to recover from tuberculosis and died in 1860.
Casimiro de Abreu
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: Portugal | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Swiss abroad
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: Wisconsin
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Niterói
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Petrópolis, Brazil | Niterói, Brazil | Piraí, Brazil
Roman Catholic Diocese of Itapeva
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Sorocaba, Brazil | Limeira, Brazil
Busão do Brasil
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Belo Horizonte, Brazil | Curitiba, Brazil | Blumenau, Brazil
Roman Catholic Diocese of Nova Friburgo
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Petrópolis, Brazil | Niterói, Brazil | Campanha
Victor Heringer
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: India | Brazil | Indonesia | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil
Independence of Brazil
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: Bahia | Algarve | Luanda, Angola | Espírito Santo | Salvador, Brazil
Gui Mallon
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: United States | Canada | Spain | Brazil | Sweden
Lygia Pape
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: United States | Brazil | Korea | Venice, Italy | Madrid, Spain
Bernardo Ribeiro
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: Italy | Brazil | Finland | Newcastle, Australia | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Lúcio Costa
Connects Nova Friburgo, Brazil to: France | Paris, France | Brazil | Colombia | Peru