Calvià, Spain
Spain
Calvià, Spain connects to 4780 places across 15 topics through 72 Bunkabop connections, weighted toward history, government, and chess. The municipality on Majorca hosted the 2004 Chess Olympiad, anchoring a strong cluster of gaming and sports connections that reach France, London, and Russia. Its medieval past includes the Almohad rule of Palma and the landing of James I of Aragon at Santa Ponsa, threads that run through its historical and government ties.
Puigpunyent
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Banyalbufar, Spain | Estellencs, Spain
Palma, Majorca
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Artà, Spain | Alcúdia, Spain
Santa Ponsa
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Pantaleu, Spain | Son Ferrer, Spain
Demographic transition
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Canada | Cartaya, Spain
Almohad dynasty
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Seville, Spain | Warmia, Warmian-Masurian
Alexander Goldin
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Buenos Aires, Argentina | Sevastopol, Ukraine
James II of Majorca
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Palma de Mallorca, Spain | Alaior, Spain | Llucmajor, Spain | Es Mercadal, Spain
Spanish peseta
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Andorra | Portmán, Spain | Mugardos, Spain | Ibi, Spain | Val de San Vicente, Spain
geographer
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Međimurje County | Miliana, Algeria | Zamora-Chinchipe Province | Guardamar del Segura, Spain
Boris Avrukh
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Ukraine | Istanbul, Turkey | Tel Aviv, Israel | Turin, Italy | Dresden, Germany
the Americas
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Puerto Rico | Costa Rica | Nicaragua | Quito, Ecuador | Moguer, Spain
Serra de Tramuntana
Connects Calvià, Spain to: Palma de Mallorca, Spain | Sóller, Spain | Dragonera, Spain | Andratx, Spain | Pantaleu, Spain