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 3
Jennifer Simons
Politician
John Reeberg
Juan Wells
Dutch singer
M. Simons
Surinamer writer
Johan Adolf Pengel
Politician
Martin Sitalsing
Max Woiski Jr.
Singer
Orlando Bottenbley
Dutch minister
Felipe Enrique Neri, Baron de Bastrop
Dutch businessman
Rabin Baldewsingh
Playwright
Regilio Tuur
Dutch boxer
Donovan Wisse
Surinamese kickboxer
Roline Samsoedien
Surinamer Politician
Ronni Benschop
Surinamer politician
Mark de Vries
Football player
Samuel Koejoe
Footballer
Johanna Schouten-Elsenhout
Poet
Carl Breeveld
Surinamer politician
Henri Frans de Ziel (Trefossa)
Writer
Melvin W. J. Bouva
Surinamer politician
Rashied Doekhi
Politician
Maarten Atmodikoro
Football player
Virgil Soeroredjo
Badminton player
Raoul Henar
Footballer
Anthony Correia
Dutch football manager
Soren Opti
Badminton player
Paul Nortan
Surinamer football player
Dyna
Dutch-Surinamer disc jockey
Chuckie
DJ
Ro Heilbron
Surinamer visual artist
John Lie A Fo
Artist
Reinier Asmoredjo
Artist
Marcel Liesdek
Dutch football player
Alvin Daniels
Dutch football player
Herman Wekker
Author
Sal Kroonenberg
Cinematographer
Gus Uhlenbeek
Dutch former footballer
Martha Grossenbacher
Marylin Simons
Writer
Bea Vianen
Writer
Hugo Pos
Judge
Leo Glans
Painter
Stuart Robles de Medina
Sculptor
Mitchel Wongsodikromo
Badminton player
Quintis Ristie
Actor
Carlos Hasselbaink
Footballer
Herman Rijkaard
Footballer
