Vagharshapat, Armenia
Armenia
Vagharshapat, Armenia carries 64 Bunkabop connections across 3564 places and 16 topics, with history and religion accounting for the bulk of its ties. The city clusters strongly with Yerevan and Iran, and shares connections reaching Rome and Jerusalem through its role as seat of the Armenian Apostolic Church. Its Gevorkian Theological Seminary, founded in 1874, anchors an ecclesiastical education network, and membership in the Organization of World Heritage Cities since 2007 connects it to a global heritage cluster.
Metsamor Castle
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Armavir Province | Armavir, Armenia
Zvartnots Cathedral
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Yerevan, Armenia | Zvartnots, Armenia
Diocese of Armavir
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Armavir Province | Armavir, Armenia
Organization of World Heritage Cities
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Yerevan, Armenia | Jaipur, India
Kasagh River
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Aragatsotn Province | Aparan | Ashtarak
universities in Armenia
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Armenia | Yerevan, Armenia | Ternopil, Ukraine
Khosrov III the Small
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Iran | Armenia | New Capital, Egypt | Khosrov
Armenian Highland
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Kingdom of Georgia | Samtskhe–Javakheti | Aragatsotn Province | Ararat Province | Republic of Ararat
Arno Babajanian
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Moscow, Central | Yerevan, Armenia | Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
Stepan Malkhasyants
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Saint Petersburg, Northwestern | Armenia | Yerevan, Armenia | Stepan, Ukraine | Akhaltsikhe
Zvartnots International Airport
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Armenia | Gyumri, Armenia | Shirak Province | Kapan, Armenia | Parakar
Artemis
Connects Vagharshapat, Armenia to: Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | Jerash, Jordan | Artemisa, Cuba | Athens Riviera | Hypaepa