Tartus, Syria
Syria
Tartus, Syria connects to 4529 places across 17 topics through 89 Bunkabop connections, concentrated in military history, Ottoman-era history, and government. The city shares ties with Aleppo, Latakia, and Damascus. Arab caliphate armies took the city in 636 under Ubadah ibn al-Samit. A former Catholic cathedral now houses the National Museum of Tartus since 1956. The city also hosted a Russian naval support facility, used by the carrier Admiral Kuznetsov in 2012, and produced playwright Saadallah Wannous, the first Arab to deliver the International Theatre Day address.
Ubadah ibn al-Samit
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Soran, Iraq | Arab al-Mulk, Syria
Athanasius
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Arwad, Syria | Sozopol
Syrian Premier League
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Homs, Syria | Idlib, Syria
Saadallah Wannous
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Yemen | Husayn al-Baher, Syria
Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Syria | Tortosa, Spain
Russian aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov
Connects Tartus, Syria to: United States | Latakia, Syria
Estonian Students' Society
Nur ad-Din Zangi
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Damascus, Syria | Shaizar, Syria | Inab, Syria | Harem, Syria
Mu'awiya I
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Lebanon | Basra, Iraq | Homs, Syria | Jérissa, Tunisia
Tales from the Neverending Story
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Canada | Montreal, Quebec | Quebec
M5 Motorway (Syria)
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Damascus, Syria | Aleppo, Syria | Saraqib, Syria | Douma, Syria | Khan al-Asal, Syria
Russian military
Connects Tartus, Syria to: Latakia, Syria | Sverdlovsk, Ukraine | Hlinaia, Moldova | Novodarivka, Ukraine | Nova Kakhovka, Ukraine