Courbevoie
With its iconic contemporary high-rises, Courbevoie is a lively area known for the La Défense business district, home to an esplanade of eateries and monumental artworks. Parc de Bécon contains 2 remnants of the 1878 World's Fair: the gold-domed Pavillon des Indes, accessible on guided tours, and the colorful Pavillon Suède-Norvège, housing the Musée Roybet Fould dedicated to painter Ferdinand Roybet.
People died in Courbevoie (First 32 people) - Page 0
Henri Betti
French composer
JACQUELINE FRANCOIS
French singer
Yvette Horner
French accordionist
Jeannette Batti
French film actress
Pierre Jaubert
Record producer
Henri Chabrillat
Author
JACQUELINE FRANCOIS
Singer
Françoise Xenakis
French novelist
Henri Betti
French composer
Marie Roze
French operatic soprano
Guy Michel de Durfort
French general
Edmond Séchan
French cinematographer
Jean Séphériadès (Jean
Léon Meiss
French magistrate
Louis Mérante
Dancer
Marie-Alexandrine Dumas
Writer
Brahim Déby
Pierre de Lescure
Journalist
Jean-Nicolas Corvisart
French physician
Albert Ayat
Olympic athlete
Jean Leppien
French-German painter
Ketty Lapeyrette
French opera singer
Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux
French sculptor
Jean Séphériadès (Jean Séphériades)
French rower
Georgette Méliès
Film actor
Gontran de Juniac
French diplomat
Philippe Clair
Moroccan actor
Jean Séphériadès
French rower
Adolphe Lalyre
Artist
André Herbelin
French aviator
Emma La Grua Singer
Opera singer