Budapestinum
Budapestinum seu Budapestum (Hungarice Budapest), sivefortasse Aquincum, positum late super utram Danubii ripam, est caput et maxima Hungariae civitas.
Hanc urbem circiter 1 737 000 homines incolunt.
Budapestinum
Locus:
Numerus incolarum: 1 671 004
Zona horaria: UTC+1, UTC+2
https://budapest.hu/sites/english/ Situs interretialis
Nomen officiale: Budapest
Gestio
Geographia
Regiones urbanae: Budapest District I, Budapest District II, Budapest District III, Budapest District IV, Budapest District V, Budapest District VI, Budapest District VII, Budapest District VIII, Budapest District IX, Budapest District X, Budapest District XI, Budapest District XII, Budapest District XIII, Zugló, Budapest District XV, Budapest District XVI, Budapest District XVII, Budapest District XVIII, 19th district of Budapest, Budapest District XX, Csepel, Budapest District XXII, Budapest District XXIII
Territoria finitima: Comitatus Pestiensis, Budakalász, Üröm, Solymár, Remeteszőlős, Nagykovácsi, Budakeszi, Budaörs, Diósd, Érd, Halásztelek, Szigetszentmiklós, Dunaharaszti, Alsónémedi, Gyál, Vecsés, Ecser, Maglód, Pécel, Nagytarcsa, Kistarcsa, Csömör, Fót, Dunakeszi, Szigetmonostor, Törökbálint
Coniunctiones urbium
Danubius Budapestinum perfluit et urbem in partes duas dividit.Urbs pro thermis celebratur.
Historia
Condita est die 1 Ianuarii 1873 ex tribus civitatibus vel urbibus: Buda, Óbuda, Pestino.Horum omnium vetustissima est Buda, qua ab anno 1261 regni Hungariae caput erat. Antiquissima Budae pars posita est in monte. Ibi clarissima Budae aedificia sunt: arx regis, ubi sancta Hedvigis nata est et ecclesia Beatae Mariae Virginis, vulgo ecclesia Mathiae appellata (ab nomine Matthiae Corvini regis Hungariae).
Ab anno 1541 usque ad 1686, cum Carolus V, dux Lotharingiae, urbem expugnavit, Turci locum istum occupaverunt. Hodie quoque ruinae urbis Romanae appellatae Aquincum in finibus Budapestini reperiuntur.
Attractiones
- Aedificium Parlamenti
- Insula Margherita
- Mons Gerardus
Clari cives
- Emericus Kálmán, compositor (1882-1953)
- Franciscus Fejtő, historicus et diurnarius (1909-2008)
- Franciscus Molnár, scriptor (1878-1952)
- Georgius Tabori, scriptor (1914-2007)
- Iosephus Mindszenty, cardinalis (1892-1975)
- Iuditha Polgár, magistra grandis scaccorum (1976)
- Petrus Nadas, scriptor (1942)
- Catharina Kováts, mathematica
Notae
Bibliographia
- Longley, Norm. 2015. "Budapest city guide: what to do, plus the best bars, restaurants and hotels." The Guardian, 20 Iunii 2015.
Nexus externi
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