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1. Budapest – 1,700,000
The capital and largest city, cultural, political, and economic hub.
2. Debrecen – 200,000
Second-largest city, known for its university and Reformed Church.
3. Szeged – 160,000
Southern city famous for paprika and the Open Air Festival.
4. Miskolc – 150,000
Industrial city near the Bükk Mountains.
5. Pécs – 145,000
Historic city with Roman ruins and Turkish baths.
6. Győr – 130,000
Economic center near Austria and Slovakia.
7. Nyíregyháza – 115,000
Eastern city with zoo and regional administration.
8. Kecskemét – 110,000
Known for art nouveau architecture and fruit brandy.
9. Székesfehérvár – 95,000
Royal city with medieval heritage.
10. Szombathely – 80,000
Westernmost major city, known as the birthplace of Saint Martin.
11. Érd – 70,000
Rapidly growing suburb of Budapest.
12. Szolnok – 70,000
Tisza River city with military history.
13. Tatabánya – 65,000
Mining town turned industrial hub.
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14. Kaposvár – 60,000
Southern Transdanubian city with a strong cultural scene.
15. Békéscsaba – 60,000
Eastern city famous for sausage and festivals.
16. Veszprém – 55,000
Historic city near Lake Balaton.
17. Zalaegerszeg – 55,000
Western city with automotive and oil industries.
18. Sopron – 53,000
Border city with Austrian flair and wine traditions.
19. Eger – 50,000
Baroque city known for wine and a historic castle.
20. Nagykanizsa – 48,000
Logistics and industrial city in southwest Hungary.
21. Dunaújváros – 47,000
Planned socialist city with steel industry.
22. Hódmezővásárhely – 44,000
Agricultural town with traditional crafts.
23. Salgótarján – 37,000
Northern city with mining heritage.
24. Cegléd – 36,000
Town known as the ‘Gate of the Great Plain’.
25. Baja – 35,000
Danube town famous for its fish soup festival.
