Zakopane, Poland
Poland
Zakopane, Poland connects to 8256 places across 19 topics through 101 Bunkabop connections, with sports as its dominant cluster. The town hosted the 1939 Alpine World Ski Championships, the first held outside the Alps. Art, literature, music, and film form a strong second tier. The Zakopane Style of architecture spread beyond the Tatras: Józef Czajkowski drew on it for the Polish Pavilion at the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts. Zakopane is also a centre of Goral highland culture.
Wojciech Fortuna
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Poland | Vancouver, British Columbia
Władysław Zamoyski
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Paris, France | Poland
Juliusz Żuławski
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Poland | Wiersze, Poland
Józef Czajkowski
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Paris, France | Poland | Warsaw, Poland
Polish Highlanders Alliance of North America
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Chicago, Illinois | Illinois | Ligi, Poland
Jan Kasprowicz
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Rome, Italy | Naples, Italy | Leipzig, Germany | Nowe, Poland
Stanisław Jaśkowski
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Oxford, England | Warsaw, Poland | Toruń, Poland
Zakopane
FIS Alpine World Ski Championships
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Switzerland | Zagreb, Croatia | Lech (Vorarlberg), Austria | St Anton am Arlberg, Austria
Mieczysław Boruta-Spiechowicz
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: France | Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Kraków, Poland | Rzeszów, Poland
Leon Lichtenstein
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: Germany | Berlin, Germany | Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Leipzig, Germany
Universiade
Connects Zakopane, Poland to: South Korea | Innsbruck, Austria | Almaty, Kazakhstan | Gwangju, ROK | Jaca, Spain