Courbevoie
With its iconic contemporary high-rises, Courbevoie is a lively area known for the La Défense business district, home to an esplanade of eateries and monumental artworks. Parc de Bécon contains 2 remnants of the 1878 World's Fair: the gold-domed Pavillon des Indes, accessible on guided tours, and the colorful Pavillon Suède-Norvège, housing the Musée Roybet Fould dedicated to painter Ferdinand Roybet.
People born in Courbevoie (First 49 people) - Page 0
Michel Rocard
Former Prime Minister of France
Jacques Henri Lartigue
French photographer
Michel Blanc
French actor
Philippe Candeloro
French figure skater
Michel Delpech
French singer-songwriter
Arletty
French actress
Marc Blondel
Cécile Odartchenko
Caroline Loeb's mother
Julie Ferrier
French actress
Harold Kay
French actor
Germaine Delbat
Actor
Didier Bénureau
Actor
Pierre Lagaillarde
French Politician
Gilbert Levy
Actor
André Ruellan
French fiction writer
Pierre Aknine
Actor
Claude Guillaumin
French journalist
Hovnatan Avédikian
Actor
Marc Snir
American computer scientist
Nicolas Buchoux
Actor
Xavier Chauveau
French rugby union player
Nassim Akrour
Algerian footballer
Jeanne Baudot
French painter
Alaeddine Yahia
Footballer
Simone Duhart
Actress
Charles Belmont
Actor
Axel Augis
Olympic athlete
Maurice Labro
French film director
Agathe Vannier
Actress
Donald Reignoux
French actor
Michel Kazatchkine
French physician
Abdourahmane Barry
French footballer
J.B. Djian
French author
Éric Coquerel
Member of the French National Assembly
Gérard Davet
French journalist
Guillaume Lacour
Football midfielder
Bruno Patino
President of Arte
Georges Limbour
French writer
Lamine Kanté
French basketball player
Louis Mérante
Dancer
Maria Teolinda Leonor Margarita de Funès
Marie-Bernadette Mbuyamba
French basketball player
Massiré Kanté
French soccer player
Patrick Pécherot
French journalist
Hélène Roussel
French actress ‧ Michèle Morgan's sister
Raoul Loé
Football player
Bernard Consten
French race car driver
