Budapest

Budapest
Bandiera Scuto de armas
Nomine native	Budapest
Classe	town in Hungary[*], enclave[*], largest city[*]
Pais	Hungaria, Kingdom of Hungary[*], Hungarian Republic[*], Hungarian Soviet Republic[*], First Hungarian Republic[*], Austria-Hungaria, First Hungarian Republic[*], Second Hungarian Republic[*], Hungarian People's Republic[*]
Population	1 671 004
Area	52 514 ha
Situate in	Hungaria
Altitude	102 ±1 m
Coordinatas	47°29'54"N, 19°2'27"E
Linguas official	Lingua hungare
Citates gemine	Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, Fort Worth, New York, Tel Aviv, Vienna, Sarajevo, Lisbona, Beijing, Zagreb, Vilnius, Neapole, Cracovia, Florentia, Lecce, San Vito al Tagliamento, Varsovia, Mondragone, São Paulo, Dublin, Bangkok, Kiev, Madrid, Damasco, Bucarest, Daejeon, Košice[*], Osaka, Kielce[*], Subotica[*], Târgu Mureș[*], Lviv[*], Ankara, Shanghai, Odorheiu Secuiesc[*], Tehran, Chongqing, Nashik[*], Tbilisi, Sancte Petroburgo
Fuso horari	UTC+01:00, UTC+02:00[*]
ISO 3166-2	HU-BU
Geonames ID	3054643
Sito web: https://budapest.hu, https://budapest.hu/sites/english/
Wikimedia Commons Category Budapest

Budapest^[1] (latino: Aquincum) es le citate capital de Hungaria.^[2] Illo es le citate le plus grande in Hungaria, e le centro principal de politica, cultura, commercio, industria, e transportation in le pais.^[3] Budapest es considerate un modiolo importante in Europa Central.^[4] In 2008, Budapest habeva 1,702,297 habitantes^[5] e su area metropolitan ha 2,451,418^[6]. Le area del citate es 525 km^{2 [7]}. Budapest ha unite trans le Danubio in le 17 de novembre, 1873, Buda e Óbuda (Vechio Buda) in le ripa occidental con Pest in le ripa oriental .^{[8] [7]}

1. ↑ Derivation: Entitates: 1. (it) Budapest || 2. (es) Budapest || (pt) Budapeste || 3. (fr) Budapest || 4. (en) Budapest || Controlo: (de) Budapest || (ru) Будапешт || - (Extra): (la) Budapestinum
2. ↑ Beauty and the Feast. Time (2002-03-18). Archivo del original create le 2008-10-09. Recuperate le 2008-05-22.
3. ↑ Patrono:Cite encyclopedia
4. ↑ Doing Business : Budapest, the soul of Central Europe. International Herald Tribune (2004-08-04). Archivo del original create le 2011-11-03. Recuperate le 2008-01-29.
5. ↑ Gazetteer of the Republic of Hungary. Hungarian Central Statistical Office (2008-01-01). Recuperate le 2008-08-16.
6. ↑ Social and economic parameters of Budapest (hungaro) 9. Hungarian Central Statistical Office. Recuperate le 2007-07-13.
7. ↑ ^{7,0 7,1} Patrono:Cite encyclopedia
8. ↑ Molnár, Miklós; Anna Magyar (2001). "Chronology", A Concise History of Hungary. Cambridge University Press, 15. ISBN 0521667364. Recuperate le 2008-05-19.