Perchtoldsdorf, Austria
Austria
Perchtoldsdorf, Austria connects to 978 places across 11 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections, centered on history and military events. It shares many connections with Austria and Vienna, and also with Hungary. Control of the town passed to the House of Habsburg in 1286, after the 1278 Battle on the Marchfeld. News of its destruction after surrender led Vienna's defense commander to distrust an Ottoman offer. In 1842 the Southern Railway reached it, making it a destination for visits to the Vienna Woods.
Ottonian dynasty
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Canton of Bern | Utrecht (province) | Gandersheim Abbey
Karl Prusik
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Austria | Vienna, Austria | Washington (state)
Water supply in Vienna
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Austria | Vienna, Austria | Hernals | Liesing | Gumpoldskirchen, Austria
Vienna S-Bahn
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Wiener Neustadt, Austria | Döbling | Klosterneuburg, Austria | Baden bei Wien, Austria | Zeiselmauer-Wolfpassing, Austria
Battle on the Marchfeld
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Lower Austria | Steyr, Austria | Wiener Neustadt, Austria | Jesenice, Slovenia | Głubczyce, Poland
Southern Railway (Austria)
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Maribor, Slovenia | Villach, Austria | Mödling, Austria | Millstatt am See, Austria | Ilirska Bistrica, Slovenia
Wiener Neustadt
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Mödling, Austria | Földes, Hungary | Mattersburg, Austria | Bad Vöslau, Austria | Meidling
Hugo Wolf
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: London, England | Germany | Oxford, England | Austria | Vienna, Austria
Albert III, Duke of Austria
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Austria | Vienna, Austria | Venice, Italy | Luxembourg | Bavaria
market rights
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Steyr, Austria | Melk, Austria | Bischofshofen, Austria | Matrei in Osttirol, Austria | Ottensheim, Austria
Karl Nehammer
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Israel | Poland | Moscow, Central | Austria | Turkey
Ottoman army
Connects Perchtoldsdorf, Austria to: Kosovo | Košice, Slovakia | Eger, Hungary | Varna, Bulgaria | Deir ez-Zor, Syria