Pest

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Pest is the historic eastern part of modern-day Budapest, known as a former independent city on the flat bank of the Danube that later merged with Buda and Óbuda.

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Label Occurrences
Pest canonical 45
Pest side 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former municipality
historical city
part of city
capitalOf Kingdom of Hungary
surface form: Kingdom of Hungary (periods in early modern era, de facto)
contains Andrássy Avenue
City Park (Városliget)
Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport
surface form: Ferenc Liszt International Airport (administrative side)

Heroes' Square
Hungarian National Museum
Hungarian Parliament Building
Inner City of Pest
St. Stephen's Basilica
country Hungary
etymology possibly from Slavic word for "furnace" or "oven"
function administrative center of Budapest
commercial center of Budapest
cultural center of Budapest
hasCharacteristic dense urban fabric
grid-like street layout in many districts
historicalRegion Pest County
surface form: Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun County
historicalStatus independent city before 1873
language Hungarian
locatedIn Budapest
Central Hungary
locatedOn Danube
eastern bank of the Danube
left bank of the Danube
mergedInto Budapest
mergerDate 1873
mergerWith Buda
Óbuda
notableBoulevard Grand Boulevard of Budapest
surface form: Nagykörút (Grand Boulevard)
notableBridgeConnection Elisabeth Bridge to Buda
Liberty Bridge to Buda
Széchenyi Chain Bridge to Buda
notableSquare Kossuth Lajos Square
oppositePart Buda
Óbuda
partOf Budapest
regionType urban
riverCrossing opposite Buda across the Danube
role eastern part of Budapest
significance largest contiguous built-up area of Budapest
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time
topography mostly flat
transportHub major railway junction of Hungary
terminus of several Budapest Metro lines
urbanDivision comprises multiple districts of Budapest numbered V–XXIII (partly)

Referenced by (46)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hungarian Diet location Pest
Aurel Stein birthPlace Pest
Buda mergedWith Pest
Buda oppositeBankFrom Pest
Museum of Fine Arts locatedIn Pest
subject surface form: Museum of Fine Arts (Budapest)
Chain Bridge connects Pest
Max Nordau placeOfBirth Pest
Ferenc Deák residence Pest
Lajos Kossuth residence Pest
Elisabeth Bridge to Buda hasSide Pest
this entity surface form: Pest side
Budavár overlooks Pest
Lipótváros partOf Pest
Vigadó Concert Hall (Pesti Vigadó) locatedInPartOfCity Pest
subject surface form: Vigadó Concert Hall
Angyalföld partOf Pest
Pest name Pest
Árpád Bridge connects Pest