5th arrondissement of Paris
Also known as the Latin Quarter, the 5th arrondissement is home to the Sorbonne university and student-filled cafes. It's also known for its bookshops, including the famed Shakespeare & Company. Family-friendly attractions include the Jardin des Plantes botanical gardens and the National Museum of Natural History. The stately Panthéon building holds the remains of notables like Voltaire and Marie Curie.
People born in 5th Arrondissement Of Paris (First 43 people) - Page 0
Odile Versois
French actress
Olivier Mitterrand
French businessman
Yves Lecoq
French humorist
Mc Jean Gab'1
Actor
Henri Rollan
French film actor
Pierre Charon
French politician
Alain Duault
French radio personality
JeanLouis Thiériot
Member of the French National Assembly
Maurice Eliot
French painter
Marc Laferrière Musician
Musical artist
Renaud Fabre
Economist
Anny Gould
Singer
Jacques Hansen
Actor
Falk van Gaver
Journalist
JeanLouis van Belle
Screenwriter
JeanPaul Farré
Actor
JeanPierre Dozon
French anthropologist
Marc Feuillée
Diane Barrière-Desseigne
French business magnate
Pierre Parlebas
French teacher
Pierre-Olivier Sur
French lawyer
Wallerand de Saint-Just
French lawyer
Stéphane Rozès
Author
Denise Benoit
French actress
Jean-Claude Annaert
Catherine Mégret
French politician
Alexis Berelowitch
French sociologist
Jean-Pierre Dozon
Anthropologist
Germaine Huet
Paul Gauguin's daughter
Vincent Juillet
Screenwriter
Robert Wogensky
Artist
Jacques Yankel
French painter
Jean-Pierre Gallo
Film director
Martine Luc-Thaler
Lawyer
Étienne de Montety
French writer
Frédéric Valletoux
Member of the National Assembly of France
Edmond Heuzé
Artist
Ghislaine de Boysson
Model ‧ Lawrence Durrell's ex-wife
Blanche Reverchon
French psychoanalyst
Clara Malraux
French writer
Eugène Delâtre
French painter
Christine Ferniot
French journalist
