Visegrád, Hungary
Hungary
Visegrád, Hungary links to 5611 places across 8 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections, with history as the dominant theme. Government, architecture, and military topics follow, including Matthias Corvinus and the Mongol invasion of Europe. The strongest overlaps are with Croatia, Bohemia in the Czech Republic, and Slovakia. In 1335, Charles hosted a congress there with the Bohemian king John of Luxembourg and the Polish king Casimir III. A 1991 meeting there founded the Visegrád group.
Kingdom of Poland (1320–1385)
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: Khotyn, Ukraine | Humenné, Slovakia
Czech and Slovak Federative Republic
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: Slovakia | Bratislava, Slovakia
John of Luxembourg
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: Moravia, Czech Republic | Luxembourg City, Luxembourg | New Town, Prague
Sigismund of Luxembourg
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: Szeged, Hungary | Esztergom, Hungary | Posušje, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Kőszeg, Hungary | Podolínec, Slovakia
archdeacon
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: Valencia, Spain | Sigüenza, Spain | Wieluń, Poland | Ernakulam district | Pedro Muñoz, Spain
Matthias Corvinus of Hungary
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: Košice, Slovakia | Subotica, Serbia | Međimurje County | Warmia, Warmian-Masurian | Târgu Mureș, Romania
Casimir III of Poland
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: Sandomierz, Poland | Kolomyia, Ukraine | Chełm, Poland | Darłowo, Poland | Koło, Poland
Limes (Roman Empire)
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: Wallachia | Trabzon, Turkey | Cantabria | Burgenland | Woerden, Netherlands
Lech Wałęsa
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: United States | London, England | California | Chicago, Illinois | San Francisco, California
Holy Roman Emperor
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: France | Italy | Milan, Italy | Hungary | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Capetian House of Anjou
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: France | Poland | Austria | Hungary | Jerusalem, Israel
Battle of Mohács
Connects Visegrád, Hungary to: France | Germany | Poland | Austria | Turkey