Antakya, Turkey
Turkey
Antakya, Turkey connects to 3998 places across 16 topics through 78 Bunkabop connections, with religion and history accounting for the bulk of its ties. The city shares many connections with Syria, Aleppo, and Rome, reflecting its position at the intersection of early Christianity, the spread of Islam, and the Crusades. It swapped hands between Romans and the Sasanian Empire in the 3rd century and was later governed under both the Damascus and Aleppo Eyalets.
Nur Mountains
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Aleppo, Syria | Cilicia
Damascus Eyalet
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Qabb Ilyas, Lebanon | Beit Lahia, State of Palestine
Aleppo Eyalet
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Aleppo, Syria | Cilicia
Turkish Women's Basketball League
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Adana, Turkey | Mersin, Turkey
Spread of Islam
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Palawan, (in transition) | Al-Jawf Province | Shahrisabz, Uzbekistan | Qaladiza, Iraq | Ar-Ramtha, Jordan
Libanius
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Cambridge, England | Athens, Greece | Hildesheim, Germany
Gram flour
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Greece | Turkey | Morocco | Cyprus | Algeria
Julia Domna
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Rome, Italy | Syria | Warsaw, Poland | Lyon, France | Niger
Semaan
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Turkey | Syria | Lebanon | Tehran, Iran | Beirut, Lebanon
Aulus Licinius Archias
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Greece | Syria | Sicily
Emre Arolat
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: London, England | Turkey | Istanbul, Turkey | Delft, Netherlands | Antalya, Turkey
Battle of Antioch (218)
Connects Antakya, Turkey to: Rome, Italy | Syria | Armenia | Cilicia | Cappadocia