Fribourg
Fribourg is the capital of the region of the same name in western Switzerland. In the medieval old city above the Sarine River, the Gothic Fribourg Cathedral has art nouveau stained glass and views from its bell tower. The nearby Espace Jean Tinguely–Niki de Saint Phalle displays the namesake 20th-century artists' sculpture. Occupying a Renaissance palace, the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire showcases medieval art.
People born in Fribourg (First 49 people) - Page 1
Niklaus Hilber
Film director
Patrick Aebischer
Pierre Miville
Joiner
Pierre Tercier
Swiss biographer
Renata Jungo Brüngger
René Fasel
President of the International Ice Hockey Federation
Roger de Weck
Director general of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation
Adrien Lauper
Ice hockey player
Daniel Manzato
Ice hockey player
Félicie Haymoz
Actor
Gauthier Descloux
Marie-Paule Jungblut
Luxembourger historian
Philippe de Weck
Swiss author
Stefan Aeby
Film score composer
Bruno Boschung
Swiss politician
Jean-François Rime
Member of the National Council of Switzerland
Valentin Wirz
Swiss ice hockey player
Martine Brunschwig Graf
Swiss Politician
Bernard Weck
Swiss politician
Laurent Tissot, 1953-
Swiss teacher
Michel Layaz
Swiss author
Ernest Perrier
Politician
Georges Aeby
Swiss footballer
Felix Mambimbi
Swiss football player
Patrick Nordmann
Swiss radio personality
Urs Schwaller
Swiss Politician
Yves Studer
Swiss boxer
Philippe Joye
Swiss architect
Alain Birbaum
Ice hockey player
Gerhard Andrey
Member of the Swiss National Council
Jean-François Haas
Jean-François Mayer
Translator
Anne-Claude Demierre
Politician
Didier Castella
Politician
Alain Monod
Musical artist
Frédéric Guillaume
Film director
Joaquim Adão
Swiss-Angolan footballer
Ludovic Chammartin
Swiss judoka
Laurent Tissot
Historian
Leandro Zbinden
Swiss football player
Adrien Bossel
Swiss tennis player
Daniele Buetti
Swiss visual artist
Rubén del Campo
Swiss footballer
Adèle d'Affry
Swiss artist
Adam Hasani
Ice hockey player
Gérard A. Jaeger
Historian
Bertrand Denervaud
