Södermanland, Sweden
Sweden
Södermanland, Sweden appears in 90 Bunkabop connections with 2897 places across 19 topics, led by government, history, art, and military history. Stockholm shares the largest overlap among peer Swedish places. In 1523, King Gustav Vasa was crowned in Strängnäs, tying the region to the founding of the Swedish state. The Kjula Runestone carries an Old Norse poem about a warrior called Spear. The region figures in Baltic naval history through the Duke of Södermanland's command at the Battle of Reval.
Father of the Nation
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Zhongshan, Guangdong | Villa Hidalgo, Mexico
Diocese of Stockholm (Church of Sweden)
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Stockholm, Sweden | Bromma Parish, Sweden | Katarina Parish, Sweden
Listed buildings in Södermanland County
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Sweden | Södermanland County
Battle of Reval
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Sweden | Tallinn, Estonia | Saratov, Russia | Viimsi, Estonia
Nordic Museum
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Sweden | Stockholm, Sweden | Nacka
Per Westerberg
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Sweden | Stockholm, Sweden | Luxembourg | Nyköping
Wendela Gustafva Sparre
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Sweden | Uppland, Sweden | Flen Municipality, Sweden
Viking runestones
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Lund | Växjö, Sweden | Tystberga
Tullgarn Palace
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Sweden | Stockholm, Sweden | Stockholm County
Prince Wilhelm, Duke of Södermanland
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Russia | Sweden | Greece | Landet, Denmark | Flen
IFK Eskilstuna
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Stockholm, Sweden | Kalmar | Örebro, Sweden | Eskilstuna | Svealand
Fredrik Lindström (writer)
Connects Södermanland, Sweden to: Sweden | Stockholm, Sweden | Eskilstuna | Duken, Norway