Fulda
Fulda is a city in central Germany. It's known for baroque buildings like Fulda Cathedral, with the tomb of St. Boniface. The adjacent Dommuseum displays religious art spanning centuries. Nearby is the Pre-Romanesque St. Michael's Church. Framed by landscaped gardens, the baroque Stadtschloss palace has ornate rooms full of fine porcelain and furniture. The Vonderau Museum has art, local and natural history exhibits.
People born in Fulda (First 49 people) - Page 1
Sarah Von Neuburg
German radio personality
Thomas Brehl
Wolfgang Brückner
Ethnologist
Wolfram Hänel
Author
Martin Burckhardt
German author
Engelbert Schramm
German biologist
Monika Becker
German politician
Reinhold Heller
Author
Jan-Philip Glania
German swimmer
Martin Weskott
German author
Bernward Thole
Alexander Jobst
Reza Askari
Musical artist
Jochen Cornelius-Bundschuh
German theologian
Anton Weber
Film actor
Bengio
Axel Beer
German musicologist
Volker Zander
Musician
Gerlinde Wolf
Screenwriter
Winfried Michel
German composer
Thomas Freienstein
German former cyclist
Wilhelm Heye
Riccardo Basile
Sports journalist
Alexandra Fonsatti
Actress
Elisabeth Nüdling
Art historian
Stefan Seuring
German Researcher
Hartmut Sangmeister
Economist
Adam von Fulda
German composer
Immanuel Bloch
German physicist
Anton Storch
Former Member of the German National Assembly
Karl Storch
German olympic athlete
Nicolai Pfeffer
Clarinetist
Heinrich Burchard
General
Yasin Kocatepe
Turkish footballer
Sergej Braun
German kickboxer
Tobias Wolf
German footballer
Ernst König
Military personnel
Joseph Rothschild
Political scientist
vanessa gronemann silvia brünnel
German Politician
Ellen Gronemeyer
German visual artist
Thomas Hering
German Politician
Heinrich Vetter
German Politician
Markus Unger
German footballer
Lorenz Otto
Football player
Princess Alexandrine von Hanau und Horowitz, Gräfin von Schaumburg
Frederick William I, Elector of Hesse's daughter
Harold Hotelling
American mathematical statistician
Arvid Kramer
American basketball player
