Ploiești, Romania
Romania
Ploiești, Romania connects with 6140 places across 17 topics through 215 Bunkabop connections, with sports accounting for the dominant share. Petrolul Ploiești's appearance in the 1966–67 European Cup, returning to the competition after seven years, gives the city a foothold in continental football history. Government connections include Corneliu Mănescu, who completed his secondary studies here before going on to study law and economics at the University of Bucharest. A 2nd-century Roman fort and the Ploiești Philharmonic further extend its reach into ancient history and the arts.
Castra of Ploiești
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Romania | Prahova County
Bogdan Mitrea
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Romania | Iași, Romania
Corneliu Mănescu
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: France | Romania | Bucharest, Romania
Quercus petraea
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Timiș County | Rogoredo | Rovereta, San Marino
Graziella Concas
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Italy | Palermo, Italy | Franca, Brazil | Catania, Italy
Mihai Roman (footballer, born 1992)
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Romania | Nijmegen, Netherlands | Craiova, Romania | Petah Tikva, Israel
Paul Constantinescu
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Vienna, Austria | Bucharest, Romania | Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Gualberto Mojica
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: China | Romania | Bolivia | Chongqing | Cochabamba, Bolivia
Vladimir Vakhmistrov
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Moscow, Central | Vladimir, Russia | Uzbekistan | Constanța, Romania
Raul Rusescu
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Romania | Derby, England | Bucharest, Romania | Fošt
David Meza (footballer)
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Spain | Poland | Azerbaijan | Baku, Azerbaijan | Asunción, Paraguay
Jean Sony Alcénat
Connects Ploiești, Romania to: Portugal | Romania | Latvia | Port-au-Prince, Haiti | Ventspils, Latvia