Giessen
Giessen is town in central Germany, north of Frankfurt. It's known for the Mathematikum, a museum focused on math, with hands-on experiments. Next door, the Liebig Museum has chemistry exhibits, plus the lab of 19th-century scientist Justus von Liebig. Part of the University of Giessen, the Botanical Garden was founded in 1609 and has thousands of plant species. Northwest, Burg Gleiberg castle overlooks the town.
People born in Giessen (First 49 people) - Page 3
Carl Vogt
German scientist
Hicran Özen
Basketball player
Julia Gaudermann
Basketball player
Marlena Schön
Basketball player
Christine Ishaque
Basketball player
Kurt Reinhard
German musicologist
Erich-Heinrich Clößner
Military personnel
Helga Lopez
Former Member of the German Bundestag
Julian Theobald
Race car driver
Christine Volkmann
Ernst Friedberger
German medical doctor
Günter Wächtershäuser
German chemist
Karl von Bardeleben
University teacher
Agnes von Zahn-Harnack
German teacher
Jan Benzien
Olympic athlete
Sara Bildau
Journalist
Horst Spengler
German handball player
Ann-Christin Strack
German bobsledder
Jesko Friedrich
German television actor
Dirk Schulze-Makuch
Researcher
Marie Wittich
German operatic soprano
Giovanni Speranza
Italian footballer
Kaweh Mansoori
Member of the German Bundestag
Ue-Li Pen
Cosmologist
Chaim Rabin
University teacher
Hans-Karl Stepp
Franz Nachbaur
German tenor
Davide Itter
Football player
Fynn Otto
German football player
Kai Purnhagen
Educator
Katharina Schmalenberg
Actor
Henry Crosthwaite
German footballer
Ludwig Schwabe
German author
Urs Konrad Kindhäuser
German jurist
Helmuth Schreiber
Eva Maria Schneider-Gärtner
Politician
Caro
Musical artist
Ludwig Linkmann
German actor
Ralf Martin Meyer
Alfred Milner
Former British Secretary of State for War
Eduard Dingeldey
German Politician
Diana zur Löwen
Influencer
Tabea Sellner
German footballer
Robert Bouffier
Volker Bouffier's father
Johanna Liebig
Gregor Razumovsky
Austrian Politician
Frederic Count de Thoms
German secretary