Fejér County, Administrative county in Central Transdanubia, Hungary.
Fejér County is an administrative region in central Hungary covering roughly 4,350 square kilometers. The Danube River marks its boundary, while six neighboring counties including Veszprém and Pest form its borders.
This region became important in the 11th century when its main city served as the coronation site for Hungarian kings. The Ottoman arrival later shifted its political role significantly.
The area's name comes from an ancient river term that shaped the region's identity. Historic mansions scattered throughout the land reflect how local nobility once lived and ruled.
The region consists of eight administrative districts, with the main city serving as a major industrial hub. The area is well-developed and allows visitors to reach different historical sites and natural areas easily.
Within this area sits a shallow lake with mineral-rich waters that stand out from typical lakes. The water serves as a natural habitat and resting place for numerous bird species during migration.
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