Cluj-Napoca
Cluj-Napoca, a city in northwestern Romania, is the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region. It's home to universities, vibrant nightlife and landmarks dating to Saxon and Hungarian rule. Surrounding its central square, Piața Unirii, is the Gothic-style St. Michael's Church and the dramatic Matthias Corvinus Statue of the 15th-century king. The baroque-era Bánffy Palace is now a museum showcasing Romanian art. ― Google
People born in Cluj Napoca (First 49 people) - Page 0
Attila László
Vocalist
The Cheeky Girls
Hadrian Daicoviciu
Archaeologist
Ferenc Ács
Painter
Ferenc Balázs
Writer
János Xantus
Gábor Xantus' father
László Szotyori
Hungarian painter
Olga Siklós
Writer
Andrea Miklós
Olympic athlete
Radu Ardevan
Author
Sándor Balázs
Librarian
Gyöngy Kovács Kiss
Historian
Ioan Cozacu
Cartoonist
Cătălin Baba
Romanian Politician
László Szotyory
Painter
Tissa David
American-Hungarian animator
Călin Rus
Politician
János Kornis
László Makkai
Historian
Ata Kabán
Computer scientist
Iulia Pataki
Marian Salomir
Referee
Tudor Călin
Football player
András F. Balogh
Hungarian writer
E. Attila Szabó T.
Botanist ‧ Szabó T. Attila's son
Lucian Mețianu
Composer
Rareș-Lucian Niculescu
Politician
Károly Mezey
Actor
Denis Hordouan
Footballer
Ferenc Kabán
Annamária Kabán's father
Lilla Szilágyi Bulyovszkyné
Writer
károly kós kós béla
Psychologist
Anna Kós
Béla Markó's wife
Katalin Kós
Socio-cultural animator
Balázs Kós
Hungarian agronomist
Erzsébet Kántor
Translator ‧ László Kántor's mother
Lenke Zsögön Musician
Hungarian opera singer
László Barabási
Hungarian historian
Imre Miklósy
Actor
István Szervátiusz
Sculptor ‧ Tibor Szervátiusz's son
Jenő Szervátiusz
Sculptor
Andor Borbáth
Physician
Zoltán Szőkefalvi-Nagy
Author
Gergely Herepei
János Herepei's father
Boriska Ravasz
Teacher
István Csengery
Painter
Áron Xantus
Cinematographer
