Mons
Mons is the capital of Hainaut province in Belgium's Walloon Region. At its center is the Grand Place, a large cobblestone square dotted with cafes. It's lined with buildings in a mix of architectural styles, notably the centuries-old Town Hall. Nearby is the 17th-century baroque belfry, with sweeping city views. The belfry is on the edge of verdant Parc Château, home to the 11th-century Saint-Calixte Chapel.
People born in Mons (First 49 people) - Page 0
Zakaria Nassef
Football player
Franck Belot
French rugby player
Stéphanie Rist
French Politician
Édouard Duplan
French former football player
JeanFrançois Calvé
French actor
Jean-François Calvé
French actor
Hubert Parot
Olympic athlete
Alexis Argüello
Nicaraguan professional boxer
Józef Chełmoński
Polish painter
Ernest Thompson
Musician
K. J. Henry
Athlete
Verne Clemons
Baseball player
Denis Godeas
Alessandro Fabbro
Italian football coach
Hans Kitzmüller
Italian writer
Antonio Camaur
Sculptor
Loredana Piazza
Italian model
Sergio Marcon
Italian footballer
Marco Brandolin
Italian football player
Antonio Bordon
Footballer
Fabio Pizzul
Bruno Pizzul's son
Sebastiano Buzzin
Football player
Cesare Meucci
Football player
Paul Canart
M. M. Logan
Former member of the United States Senate
John Kerry
United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate
Ignaz Schiffermüller
Austrian naturalist
Christian Eduard Boettcher
German painter
Gérard Roland
Belgian economist
Véronique Massonneau
Belgian-French politician
JeanMarie Buchet
Belgian author
Georges Lebacq
Belgian painter
François Pirette
Humorist
Jean-Marie Buchet
Belgian author
Phil Bee
Singer
René Sterne
Author
Missy Marlowe
Marie Mamgioglou
Journalist
Patrick Descamps
Belgian actor
Annik Honoré
Belgian journalist
Carl Norac
Belgian author
Ptiluc
Belgian author
Martha Canga Antonio
Belgian actress
Alexandre Gendebien
Former Minister of Justice of Belgium
Fabrice Alleman
Musical artist
Orlande de Lassus
Composer
Jacques Calonne
Belgian artist
