Sozopol
Bulgaria
Sozopol, Bulgaria links to 3911 places across 14 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections. Many fall under history and religion, including the Ottoman Empire and the Greek Orthodox Church. Bulgaria and Greece have the heaviest overlap, followed by Sofia and Italy. The Battle of Maritsa connection notes the Ottoman capture of Sozopol in 1353. Under its Greek name Apollonia, it appears with Nesebar, Pomorie and Varna as Black Sea trade cities, and sports and theater also feature.
Athanasius
Connects Sozopol to: Tartus, Syria | Arwad, Syria
Adrianople
Connects Sozopol to: Macedonia (Greece) | Pazardzhik, Bulgaria | Pomorie, Bulgaria
Alexandar Lazarov
Connects Sozopol to: Belgrade, Serbia | Sofia, Bulgaria | Maks, Poland
Greeks in Bulgaria
Connects Sozopol to: Greece | Bulgaria | Western Thrace | Pomorie, Bulgaria | Nesebar, Bulgaria
Battle of Versinikia
Connects Sozopol to: Bulgaria | Elhovo | Malomirovo, Bulgaria
archbishopric
Connects Sozopol to: Poznań, Poland | Trnava, Slovakia | Eger, Hungary | Jableh, Syria | Deir Al-Ahmar, Lebanon
Marius Kurkinski
Connects Sozopol to: France | Paris, France | Bulgaria | Sofia, Bulgaria | Novi Pazar, Serbia
Battle of Maritsa
Connects Sozopol to: Serbia | Bulgaria | Belgrade, Serbia | Kosovo | Plovdiv, Bulgaria
metropolitan see
Connects Sozopol to: Aleppo, Syria | Mardin, Turkey | Diyarbakır, Turkey | Damietta, Egypt | Faiyum, Egypt
Bulgarian cuisine
Connects Sozopol to: Bulgaria | Haskovo, Bulgaria | Bansko | Lyubimets | Yablanitsa
Vladimir Levenshtein
Connects Sozopol to: France | Germany | Paris, France | Moscow, Central | Vladimir, Russia
Alexander Mavrokordatos the Exaporite
Connects Sozopol to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Vienna, Austria | Venice, Italy | Florence, Italy