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'''Judapest''' (Pronounced '''Judapesht''' in native [[Hungarian (Anteria)|Hungarian]] is the capital, and largest city, in [[Lyonheimer]]. Situated around the [[River Hornád]], the city of 3,011,598 Judapestians and with an estimated 512 square kilometres of land, Judapest is known for being one of the most culturally impressive cities in [[Thrismari]]. | '''Judapest''' (Pronounced '''Judapesht''' in native [[Hungarian (Anteria)|Hungarian]]) is the capital, and largest city, in [[Pest]],[[Lyonheimer]]. Situated around the [[River Hornád]], the city of 3,011,598 Judapestians and with an estimated 512 square kilometres of land, Judapest is known for being one of the most culturally impressive cities in [[Thrismari]]. | ||
The city was founded in the late 1100s by [[Kingdom of Blechingia|Blechingian]] explorer [[Alfred Heimer]] who led settlers through the [[Lübbenau Mountains]] until he came upon the basin in which Judapest sits in. This provided the settlers with a good water supply and vast fertile lands, hence the placement of the city. | The city was founded in the late 1100s by [[Kingdom of Blechingia|Blechingian]] explorer [[Alfred Heimer]] who led settlers through the [[Lübbenau Mountains]] until he came upon the basin in which Judapest sits in. This provided the settlers with a good water supply and vast fertile lands, hence the placement of the city. | ||
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Judapest
The City of Culture | |
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| Nickname(s): The City of Culture, Heart of the South, Pearl of Lyonheimer | |
 Map of Judapest in comparison to Thrismari | |
| Country | Lyonheimer |
| Built | 1074 |
| Founded by | Alfred Heimer |
| Government Head of Government is based in Judapest | |
| • Prime-Minister | Horvath Szbolazai (Centrist Party) |
| Population (2014) | |
| • City | 3,800,000 |
| • Urban | 2,997,958 |
| • Metro | 3,011,598 |
| Demonym | Judapestians |
| Website | www.visitjudapest.ly |
| Some landmarks in Judapest include Saint Heimer's Cathedral, Houses of Parliament, Lyonheimer royal palace, Jozsef Puskas' plaque | |
Judapest (Pronounced Judapesht in native Hungarian) is the capital, and largest city, in Pest,Lyonheimer. Situated around the River Hornád, the city of 3,011,598 Judapestians and with an estimated 512 square kilometres of land, Judapest is known for being one of the most culturally impressive cities in Thrismari.
The city was founded in the late 1100s by Blechingian explorer Alfred Heimer who led settlers through the Lübbenau Mountains until he came upon the basin in which Judapest sits in. This provided the settlers with a good water supply and vast fertile lands, hence the placement of the city.
Judapest is also one of four homes of the Thrismari Union, holding diplomatic relations.
Landmarks
St.Heimer's Cathedral
St.Heimer's Cathedral was built by Alfred Heimer, after he lead settlers to the location that Judapest now resides. Heimer was an extremely religious catholic man, who believed that by building a cathedral by himself, he would be able to go to heaven. Heimer spent around fifteen years constructing it, beginning the construction in the late ninth-century and ending in the very early 10th century. The cathedral was built to what, at the time, was the center of the city and acted as a center-piece for years. The cathedral can still be visited, and is one of the landmarks of the city
Saint Haimer's Cathedral is quite an important place for religious pilgrimage too, with people visiting often to pray. Some, however, only visit for the culture and history with guided tours offered
Parliament
The parliament building is a must visit location if you are in Judapest as the building is open to the public when there is no meetings going on. The Parliament is also home to some artifacts including hair from Francis Beaufort and a preserved tank from the Great War
Built in 1840 by the order of the Krenyans, the building has been used as the head of government since construction .
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Ferenc Askas Statue
The statue of famous Lyonheimerish footballer Ferenc Askas is an often visited landmark of the city by visitors as he was one of the most well known people in Lyonheimerish history. The statue is in the Bajnoki Square in the centre of the city, and it depicts Askas playing with children, which represented him being an inspiration. .
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Askas Arena
Askas Aréna is a football stadium in Judapest, Lyonheimer. The stadium's construction started in 2017 and was finished before the end of 2019. It is an all-seater with a capacity of 67,215. The Lyonheimer Football Federation meets all IFA stadium requirements, and was awarded 4-stars by the IFA. The stadium is built in the place of the former Ferenc Askas Stadium whose demolition was completed in October 2016. Both stadiums were named in honour of the legendary former national team captain Ferenc Askas.