Fontainebleau
Fontainebleau is a town southeast of Paris, known for the opulent Fontainebleau Palace. Built by French royalty, with parts dating back to the 1100s, the palace houses Marie Antoinette’s Turkish boudoir, the Napoleon Museum and a lavish theater. Its formal gardens feature ornamental lakes and sculptures. Surrounding the town and chateau is Fontainebleau forest, home to Le Grand Parquet, an equestrian stadium. ― Google
People born in Fontainebleau (First 37 people) - Page 1
Clémence Halbout
Thibault Colard
Olympic athlete
Vincha
French musician
Jean-François Novelli
French tenor
Jean-Luc Reichmann
French radio host
Victoria of France
Pierre-Benoist Varoclier
French actor
Stanislas
French singer
Gabrièle Buffet-Picabia
French art critic
Joan of France
1556
François-Éric Gendron
French actor
Lazare Wogue
French rabbi
Roger Bour
French herpetologist
Claude Lefèbvre
French painter
Jean-Jacques Hyest
Former Senator of France
Gilbert Leroux
Michel Landi
French set decorator
Édouard Viénot
Painter
Paul Rodde
French aviator
Florent Carton
Actor
Numan Soysal
Football goalkeeper
Nathan Bitumazala
French footballer
Charles Larpenteur
Henriette Negrin
Clothes designer
Antoine de Bourbon
Élisabeth Chaplin
French painter
Florence Jacquesson
Visual artist
Pathy Malumandsoko
French football player
Philippe Boyer
Cyclist
Paul Midy
Member of the National Assembly of France
Claude of Valois
Thomas Poitevin
Actor
Jean Le Peltier
Belgian film director
Pierre Bressant
Basketball player
Nahema Hanafi
French historian
Paul Foucault
Surgeon
