Marburg
Marburg is a German town north of Frankfurt. It's home to Philipps University, founded in 1527. The Alstadt, or old town, includes half-timbered houses and the hilltop Landgrafenschloss, a castle with exhibits on sacred art and regional history. Bars and cafes line Marktplatz square and the narrow streets surrounding it. The 13th-century, Gothic-style St. Elizabeth's Church holds a shrine with the saint's remains.
People born in Marburg (First 49 people) - Page 1
Willi Weitzel
German television presenter
Adam Lonicer
German botanist
Hendrik Starostzik
German footballer
Friedrich von Thiersch
German architect
Dirk Spaniel
Member of the German Bundestag
Matthias Zimmer
Former Member of the German Parliament
Claus Arndt
German Politician
Timon Gremmels
Member of the Bundestag
Thomas Bscher
Race car driver
Hans Peter Grüner
German economist
Rhon Diels
Actor
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Alexander Demandt
German author
MarieCharlott Schüler
Actress
Friedrich von Cochenhausen
Nikolaus Katzer
German historian
Monika Frimmer
German soprano
Ludwig von Sybel
German archaeologist
Gamma Bak
German film producer
Ludwig Schick
Archbishop
Klaus Zaczyk
Former football player
Carl Schotten
German chemist
Dirk Kaftan
German conductor
Finja Schaake
Basketball player
Hans Sauerbruch
German graphic designer
Jan Diesselhorst
German cellist
Christian Spuck
Dancer
Christian Schoen
German art historian
Cosima Möller
German author
Georg von Rauch
Elke WeberMoore
Film director
Gudrun Krämer
German scholar
Gyburg RadkeUhlmann
Hartmut Nassauer
Former Member of the European Parliament
Jörg Luther
German-Italian jurist
Jan Hinter
Actor
Joachim Heusinger von Waldegg
German art historian
Jens Kersten
Jurist
J. Schölmerich
University teacher
Juan Gundlach
Cuban naturalist
Klaus U. Grossmann
German art historian
Lars Weißenfeldt
German footballer
Lea Mersch
German basketball player
Lorenz Rollhäuser
German author
Malte Wirtz
Biographer
Manfred Allié
German writer
Margot Käßmann
Theologian
