Map of the European district of Strasbourg

 
Map of European district
 
 

Visiting the European institutions in Strasbourg

 
conseileuropeHow to visit the European institutions in Strasbourg : European Parliament, Council of Europe, European Court of Human Rights.
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Discover artistic Europe in Strasbourg

 
Princesse EuropeThe European quarter of Strasbourg provides considerable richness in the realms of art and architecture little known to the public. Few people know where to find a segment of the Berlin Wall, and even fewer know the statue representing the Princess Europa on the back of Zeus in the form of a bull. From the European Parliament's Palace of Europe, to the Court of Human Rights, discover the works of art that are part of the European district of Strasbourg.
 
 

The member states of the European Union and the Council of Europe

 
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News

European Council Meeting

The European Council meets at least twice every six months in the Justus Lipsius building in Brussels. It comprises the heads of state or government of the EU Member States and the President of the European Commission. It is chaired by its President, Herman Van Rompuy. The High Representative for Foreign Affairs also takes part in its meetings.

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European diary


    • 22 may 2013

      European Council Meeting

    • The European Council meets at least twice every six months in the Justus Lipsius building in Brussels. It comprises the heads of state or government of the EU Member States and the President of the European Commission. It is chaired by its President, Herman Van Rompuy. The High Representative for Foreign Affairs also takes part in its meetings.
    • Place: European Council
      Justus Lipsius building
      Rue de la Loi 175
      1048 Brussels

    • 2 june 2013

      Italy National Day

    • In the aftermath of World War II, Italy beame a Republic on June 2th, 1946 following the referendum that ended the Italian monarchy. In commemoration of this event, June 2th became the Republic Day.

    • 5 june 2013

      Denmark National Day

    • In the context of restless European revolutions of 1848, King Frederick VII accepted the principle of a constitutional monarchy in 1849. The first Danish liberal Constitution was signed on June 5th, which then became the Constitution's day (Grundlovsdag).
      Unlike many       countries, this Day is not marked by any military ceremony, but by political meetings.