Søborg
Illustration — Søborg during wintertime Søborg is a neighbourhood in Gladsaxe Municipality, located some 10 km northwest of central Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Etymology
Etymology
The name Søborg literally means "Lake-castle" and derives from a building named Søborghus (Lake-castle-house), which was originally located at the east end of Utterslev lake, now known as Utterslev Mose.
Notable people
Notable people
• Illustration — Lone Scherfig, 2009 • Ib Nørholm (1931 in Søborg – 2019) a Danish composer and organist • Ivar Frounberg (born 1950 in Søborg) a Danish composer, organist, and academic • Astrid Saalbach (born 1955 in Søborg) a Danish playwright and novelist • Lone Scherfig (born 1959 in Søborg) a Danish film director and screenwriter • Lars Bom (born 1961 in Søborg) a Danish actor in theatre, film and TV • Puk Scharbau (born 1969 in Søborg) a Danish actress • Iben Hjejle (born 1971 in Søborg) a Danish actress • Jon Lange (born 1980 in Søborg) a Danish actor • Kristoffer Eriksen (born 1986 in Søborg) a Danish journalist, editor and TV-host • Tobias Sorensen (born 1987) a Danish male model, grew up in Søborg
Sport
Sport
• Josephine Asperup (born 1992 in Søborg) an ice hockey player • Matthias Asperup (born 1995 in Søborg) an ice hockey player • Tom Belsø (1942 in Søborg – 2020) the first Danish Formula One driver • Niklas Landin Jacobsen (born 1988 in Søborg) a handball player • Magnus Landin Jacobsen (born 1995 in Søborg) a handball player, and younger brother of Niklas Landin Jacobsen
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