Újpest

Újpest is a historic neighborhood in Budapest, Hungary, located in the northern part of the city. Historically, it was an independent town, founded in 1838, and later merged with Budapest in 1950. The name "Újpest" translates to "New Pest," signifying its development as a new urban center.

The area is known for its distinct character, shaped by its industrial past. Újpest was a significant center for industry in Hungary, particularly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with many factories and workshops established there. This industrial heritage is still visible in its architecture and urban layout.

Újpest FC, one of Hungary's most successful football clubs, is based in the district and has a strong following. The neighborhood also features several parks, cultural institutions, and residential areas. Its location on the Pest side of the Danube river provides access to the city's amenities and transportation networks. Today, Újpest is a vibrant part of Budapest, blending its historical roots with modern urban life.