Prekmurje
Slovenia
Prekmurje, a northeastern Slovenian region, carries 100 Bunkabop connections with 14855 other places across 20 topics. History dominates its network, tracing contested borders through Habsburg and Hungarian rule before the region briefly declared independence in 1919, then joined the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Its strongest ties are with Slovenia and Hungary, reflecting that divided past. Language and cuisine figure in as well: the local Slovene dialect belongs to the Pannonian dialect group, and the region is known for gibanica, a layered pastry celebrated at local festivals.
Prlekija
Drava Banovina
Connects Prekmurje to: Maribor, Slovenia | Gornji Mihaljevec, Croatia
Gornji Petrovci
Connects Prekmurje to: Felsőszölnök | Municipality of Gornji Petrovci, Slovenia
Szentgotthárd
Connects Prekmurje to: Međimurje County | Vas County | Szentgotthárd District
Republic of Prekmurje
Connects Prekmurje to: Murska Sobota, Slovenia | Vas County | Zala County
Gibanica
Religion in Slovenia
Connects Prekmurje to: Zagreb, Croatia | Slovenia | Ljubljana, Slovenia | Bodonci, Slovenia
NK Nafta Lendava
Connects Prekmurje to: Hungary | Slovenia | Ljubljana, Slovenia | Lendava, Slovenia
Miško Kranjec
Connects Prekmurje to: Hungary | Ljubljana, Slovenia | Zala County | Velika Polana, Slovenia
Mária Bajzek Lukács
Connects Prekmurje to: Hungary | Budapest, Hungary | Ljubljana, Slovenia | Szentgotthárd, Hungary | Felsőszölnök
minority language
Connects Prekmurje to: Lombardy | Veneto | Corsica | Val d'Aran | Puerto Rico, Argentina
ecclesiastical
Connects Prekmurje to: Portugal | South Tyrol | Esztergom, Hungary | County Kilkenny | Pelluhue, Chile