4th arrondissement
The 4th arrondissement includes part of the fashionable Marais, known for its hip boutiques, galleries and gay bars. Once the city's Jewish quarter, a number of kosher restaurants remain. The grassy Place des Vosges is a small haven of tranquility. Tourists head to Centre Pompidou, a modern art museum with an eye-catching facade. Nearby, the Gothic Notre-Dame Cathedral dominates tiny tree-lined Île de la Cité.
People died in 4th Arrondissement (First 49 people) - Page 2
Robert Collard
French writer
Alexandre Auffray
Artist
Paul Milliez
Author
Jacqueline Lichtenstein
French philosopher
Roviros Manthoulis
Greek movie director
René Leidner
French painter
Catherine David
Novelist
Roger Dadoun
French philosopher
Bernard Dreyfus
Artist
Thierry Séchan
French journalist ‧ Renaud's brother
André Bourguignon
French psychiatrist
Odette Gartenlaub
French pianist
Ignace-François Bonhomme
Visual artist
Lynne Lassal
French actor
Georges Gricouroff
Biologist
André Laffin
Politician ‧ Dominique Laffin's father
Roger Zemmour
Emergency medical technician ‧ Éric Zemmour's father
Max Brusset
French Politician
Ernest Coumet
French historian
Jeanne Rosoy
Artist
Louise Leneveux
French writer
Théo Schmied
French engraver ‧ François-Louis Schmied's son
Anne Segalen
Lyricist
François Lurçat
Physicist
Tony Révillon
Author
Xavier Deniau
Politician
Margaret Cossaceanu
French sculptor
Marie-Antoinette Belloc
French composer
Jean Viollet
Author
Constance Delaunay
French translator
Charles-Henri Flammarion
François Pannemaker
Engraver
Prince Jean Albert de Broglie
Wladimir Troubetzkoy
French historian
Melchior, Vicomte de Contades
Comte de Vaudreuil
Count of Vaudreuil
Comte de Vaudreuil
Count of Vaudreuil
François Laurent Marie Dorvault
Pharmacist
Pierre Mille
Journalist
Jean Marie Balland
André Dignimont
Artist
Jean Dorst
French ornithologist
Jean Ozenne
Actor
Michelle Auriol
Vincent Auriol's wife
Jacques Sternberg
French writer
Jean Pignol
Actor
Germaine Rouer
French film actress
