Jena
Jena is a German city known for the Optical Museum, displaying vintage Zeiss microscopes and a spectacles collection. Planetary projections and musical laser shows take place at the Zeiss Planetarium. Nearby, the Botanical Garden has a tropical greenhouse and medicinal plants. The Karmelitenklosterruine is the remains of a 15th-century monastery. The Saaleradweg cycle path follows the Saale River through the city. ― Google
People born in Jena (First 49 people) - Page 0
Jonas Pyragius
Sahra Wagenknecht
Member of the German Bundestag
Karoline Schuch
German actress
Franz Dinda
Actor
Otto Günsche
Military officer
Albrecht Schuch
German actor
Walter Eucken
German economist
Bernd Schneider
German motorsports racing driver
Hugo Schmeisser
German developer
Ingrid Auerswald
Olympic athlete
Petra Kleinert
Actress
Stefan Schulz
German sociologist
Ulrich Gumpert
Pianist
Sabine Deitmer
German writer
Andreas Umland
Political scientist
Hans Prutz
German historian
Werner Büttner
Artist
Immanuel Hermann Fichte
German philosopher
Thomas Oberender
German author
Thomas Röhler
German track and field athlete
Wilhelm Roux
German zoologist
Robert Enke
German football player
Klaus Armstroff
Chairman of The Third Way
Franziska Kruse
Actress
Eduard Brückner
Ronny Weiland
East German singer
Ulf Leo Sommer
German composer
Beate Zschäpe
Tilo Medek
Composer
Tino Berbig
German goalkeeper
Ronald Maul
Footballer
Dagobert Kohlmeyer
German author
Joseph Anselm Feuerbach
German archaeologist
Bernhard Maaz
German art historian
Heikedine Körting
German barrister
Margarete Taudte
Actor
Johann Karl August Musäus
German author
Tobias Kurbjuweit
German footballer
August Batsch
German naturalist
Felix Hettner
German archaeologist
Arnold Eucken
German chemist
Luisa Liebtrau
Actress
Jelena Herrmann
German actor
Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Schiller
German judge ‧ Friedrich Schiller's son
Uwe Mundlos
Ralf Wohlleben
Uwe Böhnhardt
