Nyköping
Sweden
Nyköping, Sweden connects with 4474 places across 15 topics through 60 Bunkabop connections, spanning nature, history, arts, and government. Stockholm and Denmark share many connections in common with Nyköping. The 1317 Nyköping Banquet, when King Birger imprisoned his brothers until they starved, anchors the city's medieval history threads. Children's author Maria Gripe lived here most of her adult life, and an adaptation of her novel Agnes Cecilia was filmed in the city. Nyköping sits on the 17th meridian east, placing it eight minutes ahead of the time zone it follows.
17th meridian east
Connects Nyköping to: Gävle Municipality, Sweden | Deutsch Jahrndorf, Austria
Helena Eriksson
Connects Nyköping to: United States | Gothenburg, Sweden
Nyköping
Connects Nyköping to: Sweden | Södermanland County | Nyköping Municipality, Sweden
Nyköpingsån
Connects Nyköping to: Svealand | Södermanland County | Nyköping Municipality, Sweden
Mälardalen
Connects Nyköping to: Södermanland County | Svealand | Kopparberg | Barkarby
Maria Gripe
Connects Nyköping to: Stockholm, Sweden | Uppland, Sweden | Vaxholm
Per Westerberg
Connects Nyköping to: Sweden | Stockholm, Sweden | Luxembourg | Södermanland, Sweden
Kerstin Jeppsson
Connects Nyköping to: California | Sweden | Stockholm, Sweden | Kraków, Poland
Johan Skytte
Connects Nyköping to: Canada | Stockholm, Sweden | Uppsala, Sweden
Trollhättan
Connects Nyköping to: Uddevalla | Herrestad | Såtenäs | Lilla Edet
4 Nations Cup
Connects Nyköping to: Canada | Sweden | Ontario | Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador
Nils Jönsson (Oxenstierna)
Connects Nyköping to: Sweden | Bavaria | Uppsala, Sweden | Kalmar | Borgholm