Budaörs

About the place: Budaörs is a town in Pest County, Hungary, located adjacent to the southwestern border of the Budapest metropolitan area. The town is known for its vibrant economic activity as well as its surrounding scenic hills.

Flag Description: The flag consists of a plain white rectangular field with the town's coat of arms placed in the center. Above the coat of arms, the name 'Budaörs' is written in red Blackletter script. The coat of arms features an escutcheon divided horizontally; the upper portion displays red and white horizontal stripes with an inescutcheon depicting a rocky hill and green mounds under a blue sky, while the lower blue portion bears golden stag antlers with a small crown at the bottom.

Symbolism: The white field serves as a background for the municipal insignia. The coat of arms reflects local geography, featuring the prominent rock formation and green hills on the central inescutcheon. The red and white horizontal stripes connect to traditional Hungarian heraldry (Árpád stripes), while the stag antlers and crown in the lower portion represent the region's wildlife, hunting heritage, and historical roots.