Trastevere
Italy
Trastevere connects to 2186 places across 16 topics through 105 Bunkabop connections, with religion forming the largest cluster. The Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, rebuilt in 1140–43 under Pope Innocent II on a site in use since the early fourth century, is a key node in that cluster. Art and architecture follow closely. A further strand of education connections links to foreign academic institutions based in the district, including the American Academy in Rome. Rome holds the most shared connections overall.
Janiculum walls
Connects Trastevere to: Municipio I | Aurelio (Rome)
Gregorio Barbarigo
Connects Trastevere to: Venice, Italy | Padua, Italy
Ponte Principe Amedeo Savoia Aosta
Connects Trastevere to: Borgo (rione of Rome) | Ponte (rione of Rome)
Santa Maria in Trastevere
Connects Trastevere to: Paris, France | Rome, Italy
Sant'Agata in Trastevere
Connects Trastevere to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Milan, Italy
Benedict XIV
Connects Trastevere to: Sant'Angelo (rione of Rome) | Pidhirtsi | Marija Bistrica, Croatia
Rolv Wesenlund
Connects Trastevere to: Sweden | Denmark | Barna, Ireland
Angelo Berardi
Connects Trastevere to: Bologna, Italy | Province of Viterbo | Bonini, Slovenia
Albano Laziale
Connects Trastevere to: Rome, Italy | Pretoria, South Africa | Papal States | Clares, Spain
fountains in Rome
Connects Trastevere to: London, England | Paris, France | Rome, Italy | Belles, Dominica
University of Waterloo School of Architecture
Connects Trastevere to: Cambridge, Ontario | Preston, Ontario | Galt, Ontario | Hespeler, Ontario
Pope John VII
Connects Trastevere to: Italy | Oxford, England | Rome, Italy | Liverpool, England