A special quiz will let you explore the European Parliament and the stories behind the famous personalities that the buildings are named after. An outside path around the 5 buildings will feature information points where you can learn about some of the architects of Europe and see what impact they had on Europe.
You will also learn how the European Parliament is the voice of citizens and what upcoming priorities the European Union is going to tackle.

Plus, visit the plenary debating chamber and a photo exhibition on the construction of the European Parliament’s main building 20 years ago. You can also see a special open-air exhibition on the institution’s heritage, including videos and music, in the main building’s courtyard, only on 19 September.
Take the quiz via QR code for free, in English, French and German. It is suitable for children aged 8+. You can complete the quiz in about 1h 15min by foot.

Visit the heart of the European democracy, representing more than 440 million citizens across the continent in European Union decision making. Free interactive activities, for all ages and in 24 languages, explain how the European Parliament works and how it affects citizens’ lives.

To learn more, visit our website:
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/visiting/fr/events/strasbourg/heritage-day-2020
Measures are in place to guard against the spread of Covid-19 and protect visitors and staff. The Eurocourse quiz is outside and available online, while extra cleaning and procedures to ensure physical distancing during visits are in place.

A valid identity document (ID card or passport) is needed to enter the European Parliament. The visit circuit is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility. See the main event webpage for more information.