Canton of Lucerne
The Canton of Lucerne shares 55 connections with 3136 other places across 13 topics, with history as the heaviest cluster, followed by landmarks, religion, and government. In 1332 Lucerne became the fourth member of the Swiss Confederation and the first town to join the rural forest cantons. Its strongest ties run to Switzerland, Obwalden, and the Canton of Bern. Earlier, the Habsburg purchase of Lucerne pushed Uri, Schwyz, and Unterwalden to form the Eternal Alliance, an act recognized as the founding of Switzerland.
Mall of Switzerland
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Switzerland
Federal Charter of 1291
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Switzerland | Canton of Schwyz
Old Swiss Confederation
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Tägermoos | Canton of Schaffhausen
Early Modern Switzerland
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Canton of Bern | Canton of St. Gallen
Switzerland in the Roman era
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Canton of Schwyz | Toggenburg | Canton of Uri
Vicus (Rome)
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Antwerp, Belgium | Aardenburg, Netherlands | Velzeke-Ruddershove, Belgium
Pirmin Schwegler
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Sydney, Australia | Frankfurt, Germany | Bern, Switzerland
Canton of Schwyz
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Aargau | Nidwalden | Murbach Abbey | Canton of St. Gallen
Canton of Lucerne
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Germany | Spain | Switzerland
Patrician (post-Roman Europe)
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Switzerland | Papal States | Vaasa, Finland | Pelluhue, Chile | Skien (town), Norway
Rigi Railways
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: France | Switzerland | The Junction | Canton of Schwyz
Unterwalden
Connects Canton of Lucerne to: Canton of Bern | Aargau | Canton of Schwyz | Obwalden | Nidwalden