List of sons and daughters of the city of Versailles
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The following list includes personalities born in Versailles . The list is sorted alphabetically by centuries and within them. For reasons of clarity, the members of the House of Bourbon and House of Bourbon-Orléans are exceptionally not classified under their first names as usual, but under Bourbon and Bourbon-Orléans respectively .
17th century
- Charles of Bourbon (1686–1714), Duke of Berry, heir to the throne, third son of the Grand Dauphin
- Ludwig von Bourbon (1682–1712), Duke of Burgundy, heir to the throne, eldest son of the Grand Dauphin
- Philip of Bourbon (1683–1746), Duke of Anjou, later King Philip V of Spain , second son of the Grand Dauphin
- Marie Louise Elisabeth of Orléans (1695–1719), daughter of Philip II of Orléans
- Pierre de Pardaillan de Gondrin d'Antin (1692–1733), Bishop of Langres and member of the Académie française
- François Quesnay (1694–1774), doctor and economist
18th century
- Lucien Arnault (1787–1863), civil servant and playwright
- François Charles d'Avrange d'Haugéranville (1782–1827), general of the cavalry
- Stéphanie de Beauharnais (1789–1860), Grand Duchess of Baden, adopted daughter of Napoléon Bonaparte
- Marie Anne Boivin (1773–1841), midwife and gynecologist
- Elisabeth von Bourbon (1764–1794), called Madame Élisabeth , youngest daughter of the Dauphin Ludwig Ferdinand von Bourbon
- Karl Ferdinand von Bourbon (1778–1820), Duke of Berry, youngest son of the later Charles X and last Dauphin of France (1824)
- Karl Philipp von Bourbon (1757–1836), Count of Artois, later King Charles X of France , last French monarch from the House of Bourbon, youngest son of the Dauphin Ludwig Ferdinand von Bourbon
- Louis of Bourbon (1710–1774), Duke of Anjou, later Louis XV. of France , king from 1715 to 1774, son of the Dauphin Louis of Burgundy
- Ludwig von Bourbon (Ludwig August, 1754–1793), Duke of Berry, later Louis XVI. of France , king from 1774 to 1792, son of the Dauphin Ludwig Ferdinand of Bourbon
- Ludwig Anton von Bourbon (1775–1844), Duke of Angoulême, eldest son of the later Charles X.
- Ludwig Karl von Bourbon (1785–1795), Duke of Normandy (titular duke), underage, deposed and imprisoned Louis XVII. from France
- Ludwig Stanislas Xavier von Bourbon (1755–1824), Count of Provence, later King Louis XVIII. of France , son of the Dauphin Ludwig Ferdinand of Bourbon
- Maria Theresia von Bourbon (1778-1851), Madame Royale , later Duchess of Angoulême, eldest daughter Louis XVI.
- Ludwig Philipp von Bourbon-Orléans (1725–1785), son of Duke Louis von Orléans
- Louis-Alexandre Berthier (1753–1815), General and Marshal of France
- Heinrich Franz von Bombelles (1789–1850), Austrian diplomat, officer and educator of the later Emperor Franz Joseph I.
- Antoine Nicolas Duchesne (1747–1827), botanist
- Charles-Michel de l'Epée (1712–1789), founder of the world's first school for the deaf
- Hippolyte de Fontmichel (1799–1874), composer
- François René Gebauer (1773–1845), composer and conductor
- Gaspard Gourgaud (1783-1852), General
- Lazare Hoche (1768–1797), revolutionary general and finally head of the civil administration of the Rhineland
- Jean-Antoine Houdon (1741–1828), sculptor
- Hyacinthe Jadin (1776–1800), composer and professor
- Louis Emmanuel Jadin (1768-1853), composer
- Rodolphe Kreutzer (1766–1831), violinist, teacher, conductor and composer
- Pierre Louis Louvel (1783–1820), assassin of Charles-Ferdinand, duc de Berry
- Paul d'Albert de Luynes (1703–1788), Archbishop of Sens and Cardinal
- Jean-Frédéric Phélypeaux, comte de Maurepas (1701–1781), statesman
- André Michaux (1746–1802), botanist and explorer
19th century
- François-Achille Bazaine (1811–1888), Marshal of France
- Louis Désiré Besozzi (1814–1879), composer
- Louis von Colomier (1809–1886), Prussian general
- Roger Delano (1898–1966), racing car driver
- Pierre-Marie Gerlier (1880–1965), Archbishop of Lyon and Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
- Marcel Godivier (1887–1963), racing cyclist
- Jacques Salomon Hadamard (1865–1963), mathematician
- Georges Hüe (1858–1948), composer
- Joseph Lebourgeois (1802-1824), composer
- Ferdinand de Lesseps (1805–1894), diplomat, engineer and builder of the Suez Canal
- Jules Antoine Lissajous (1822–1880), physicist, developer of the Lissajous figures
- Jacques de la Presle (1888–1969), composer and music teacher
- Armand Renaud (1836–1895), poet
- Léon Saint-Paul (1892–1933), racing car driver
- Charles Texier (1802–1871), traveler, architect and archaeologist
20th century
- Nicolas Anelka (* 1979), football player
- Stéphane Audran (1932–2018), actress
- Denis Badault (* 1958), jazz musician
- Thomas Bangalter (* 1975), one half of the house formation Daft Punk
- Hélène Boucher (1908–1934), early French pilot
- Yves Brayer (1907–1990), painter
- Jean-Benoît Dunckel (* 1969), one half of the band Air
- Hubert Dupont (* 1959), jazz musician
- Claude Evrard (1933-2020), actor
- Stéphane Franke (1964–2011), German athlete and Olympic participant
- Michel Gondry (* 1963), film and music video director
- Sophie Koch (* 1969), opera singer
- Julie Halard-Decugis (* 1970), former tennis player
- Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (* 1974), other half of the house formation Daft Punk
- Jean-François Lyotard (1924–1998), philosopher and literary theorist of postmodernism
- Albert Malbois (1915-2017), Roman Catholic bishop
- Pierre Maroteaux (* 1925), pediatrician and human geneticist
- Joëlle Mélin (* 1950), politician
- Pierre Parat (1928–2019), architect
- Bruno Podalydès (* 1961), writer, director and actor
- Valentin Porte (* 1990), handball player
- Anne Tismer (* 1963), German actress and performance artist