Ardèche
France
Ardèche, France, connects to 2867 other places across 20 topics through 101 Bunkabop connections, with history, nature, and government forming the core. Its medieval county of Vivarais passed from the Kingdom of Burgundy-Arles to the Holy Roman Empire in 1032 and became part of the French Dauphin's domain in 1308. During the Wars of Religion (1562–1598), the region sat between Protestant Geneva and Catholic Languedoc. Many connections run through Paris and Lyon. Sport climbing on its limestone crags and wine culture, including the Durif grape, extend its reach further.
Kingdom of Burgundy-Arles
Connects Ardèche to: Dauphiné, France | Electorate of Trier
sport climbing
Connects Ardèche to: Slovenia | Rumney, New Hampshire | Hōrai, Aichi
Marc Seguin
Connects Ardèche to: Paris, France
Grace Verbeke
Connects Ardèche to: Flanders | Limousin | Breendonk, Belgium
Rudolph III of Burgundy
Connects Ardèche to: Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | Valais | Canton of Bern | Canton of Geneva
Dauphin of France
Connects Ardèche to: Lower Swatara Township, Pennsylvania | Middle Paxton Township, Pennsylvania | Swatara Township, Pennsylvania | Upper Paxton Township, Pennsylvania
Joyeuse
Connects Ardèche to: France | Jerusalem, Israel
Jacques Dupin
Connects Ardèche to: France | Paris, France | Une, Colombia
Alexandre Astier
Connects Ardèche to: Lyon, France
Ardèche
Connects Ardèche to: France | Geneva, Switzerland | Corsica | Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Durif
Connects Ardèche to: California | Australia | Oxford, England | Isère
Chauvet Cave
Connects Ardèche to: France | Romania | Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes