Paramaribo
Paramaribo is the capital city of Suriname on the banks of the Suriname River. It's known for ornate wooden Dutch colonial buildings in its center. On the banks of the river, the 17th-century Fort Zeelandia houses the Surinaams Museum, with exhibits on the region's history. Nearby, the wood-and-stone Presidential Palace faces Independence Square and is backed by the Garden of Palms, a public park.
People born in Paramaribo (First 49 people) - Page 2
Grafton Holband
Dutch former football player
Cerezo Fung a Wing
Ray Fränkel
Footballer
Stefano Rijssel
Surinamese footballer
Sigourney Bandjar
Dutch former soccer player
Dimitrie Apai
Footballer
bruce diporedjo
Footballer
Def Rhymz
Dutch rapper
Anil Ramdas
Dutch columnist
Philomena Bijlhout
Former Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
Romeo Zondervan
Footballer
Sergio De Randamie
Surinamese former basketball player
Letitia Vriesde
Athlete
Ashwin Adhin
Member of the National Assembly of Suriname
Paul Somohardjo
Former Member of the National Assembly of Suriname
Darl Douglas
Footballer
Ramon Beuk
Dutch-Surinamer author
Roscello Vlijter
Surinamese footballer
Romano Sion
Dutch former footballer
Ram Sardjoe
Politician
Julius Caesar de Miranda
Jurist
Joan Ferrier
Dutch pedagogue
Cynthia McLeod
Novelist
Niermala Badrising
Ambassador of Suriname to the United States
Andwélé Slory
Dutch former football player
Ivenzo Comvalius
Football player
Alvaro Verwey
Footballer
Nicandro Breeveld
Footballer
Mandela Wee Wee
Actor
Bruce Low
Singer
Worthy de Jong
Dutch basketball player
Kenneth Bron
Singer
Urmie Plein
Actor
John Wijdenbosch
Actor
Erwin de Vries
Painter
Furhgill Zeldenrust
Dutch footballer
Gavin Vlijter
Football player
Achille Vaarnold
Footballer
Astrid Roemer
Dutch writer
Fabian de Freitas
Dutch former football player
George Struikelblok
Artist
Giovanni Codrington
Dutch athlete
Henna Goudzand Nahar
Surinamer writer
Clark Accord
Dutch author
Donegi Abena
Surinamese kickboxer
Edgar Cairo
Dutch author
Fareisa Joemmanbaks
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