Wallenburg

Meaning

A fortified town or castle by a wall, or a settlement associated with walls.

Etymology

Wallenburg combines German 'wallen' or 'wall' (wall/fortification) with 'burg' meaning 'fortified town' or 'castle.' The name likely originated as a place name in German-speaking regions and was adopted as a surname.

About the Name Wallenburg

Wallenburg is primarily known as a surname, most famously associated with Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish humanitarian. It carries Germanic heritage and historical significance.

Notable Bearers

Historical People Named Wallenburg