Leuven

muninsipaliti

Ɗafàfi
Kòodinet:	50°53′N 04°42′E / 50.883°N 4.700°E / 50.883; 4.700

Leuven àmi sim mà jàga tà tarayya kà jàga tà mâiwàa ka muninsipalitì mà Flemish Brabant, a gii ta Flemish Region, ƴal tà Beljiyòm.

Gàalarì

View of the Grote Markt, by Wolfgang de Smet, approx. 1650–1700
View of the Grote Markt, by Michael Neher, 1854
Town hall
View of the Brusselsestraat from the Grote Markt
The University Library
Fonske
Fonske
Jacquemart at the Collegiate church in Leuven
Château of Arenberg, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Leuven railway station
Great Beguinage
Adrian-VI College
Martelarenplein
Rector De Somerplein
Oude Markt
St. Peter's church

Mundi mâiwàa

Làawû tà Leuven

Maria of Brabant, queen consort of France (1256–1321)
Louis Elsevier, book publisher (1540–1617)
Quentin Matsys, painter (1466–1530)
Petrus Phalesius the Elder, publisher (c. 1501/05 – c. 1573/74)
Petrus van der Aa, jurist (1530–1594)
Valerio Profondavalle, painter (b. 1533)
Adriaan van Roomen, mathematician (1561–1615)
Charles de Bériot, violinist (1802–1870)
Eugène Prévinaire, second governor of the National Bank of Belgium (1805–1877)
Laurent-Guillaume de Koninck, palaeontologist and chemist (1809–1887)
Jean Stas, analytical chemist (1813–1891)
Bernardine Hamaekers, opera singer (1836–1912)
Arthur De Greef, pianist and composer (1862–1940)
Jean Hissette, ophthalmologist (1888–1965)
Jef Scherens, cyclist, seven-time track cycling world champion, Men's Sprint (1909–1986)
Georges Claes, cyclist, two-time Paris–Roubaix winner (1920–1994)
Hortense Clews, World War II Resistance worker and Concentration Camp survivor (1926–2006)
Arthur Berckmans, comics author (1929–2020)
Mark Eyskens, politician and former Prime Minister of Belgium (b. 1933)
Jan Hoet, curator and art critic (1936–2014)
Louis Tobback, politician and mayor (b. 1938)
Danny Fabry, musician (b. 1946)
Emiel Puttemans, middle- and long-distance runner (b. 1947)
Frank Vandenbroucke, politician (b. 1955)
Patrick de Radiguès, racing driver and sailor (b. 1956)
Roland Liboton, cyclist, four-time cyclo-cross world champion (b. 1957)
Didier de Radiguès, racing driver (b. 1958)
William Van Dijck, athlete, 1987 World Championships bronze medallist in 3000m steeplechase (b. 1961)
Thomas Meuwissen, violinmaker (b. 1966)
Bruno Bosteels, philosopher, known for English translations of Alain Badiou (b. 1967)
Judith Vanistendael, comics author, illustrator (b. 1974)
Kim Gevaert, sprint athlete, Olympic gold medalist in 4×100 relay Beijing 2008 (Silver; Gold after Russian disqualification) (b. 1978)
Jonathan Vandenbroeck, singer-songwriter, better known as Milow (b. 1981)
Dries Mertens, footballer (b. 1987)
Selah Sue, musician and songwriter (b. 1989)
Sennek, singer; represented Belgium at the 2018 Eurovision with the song "A Matter of Time" (b. 1990)
Stienes Longin, racing driver (b. 1991)
Jasper Stuyven, cyclist (b. 1992)
Laurens Sweeck, cyclist (b. 1993)
Ben Broeders, pole vault athlete (b. 1995)
Elise Mertens, tennis (b. 1995)
Mandela Keita, footballer (b. 2002)