Europe's history is told in a captivating and visually engaging way with a new projected video experience for young visitors to the House of European History. You can watch the full animation on our Vimeo channel....Read more
Trip to the past: Expo 58 pavilion “opens” in 2023
Expo 58, the international fair held on the Heysel/Heizel Plateau in Brussels from 17 April to 19 October 1958, welcomed almost 42 million visitors. Six million visited the pavilion of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC). Many more people can visit it now, 65 years after Expo 58 closed its doors to the public.Read more
Meeting the EU Architects at the EYE Event
At #EYE2023 in Strasbourg the House of European History learning team facilitated workshops on "The EU step by step: History of the European Integration", which focused on lives and stories about of the ‘architects’ of the EU...Read more
Which classroom activities for Europe Day?
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Congress of Europe and help teachers prepare for this event in their school, the House of European History learning team held an online teacher-training workshop in collaboration with the pedagogical team of the European School...Read more
Experience European History Everywhere with New Virtual Tour
Online platform brings history to life in 24 European languagesRead more
600th Anniversary of Sigismund of Luxembourg Roma Decree at the House of European History
The donation of a replica of the Sigismund of Luxembourg Roma Decree took place as part of Roma Week 2023 and featured distinguished guests discussing Roma history and its legacy in Europe...Read more
Throwaway: the Exhibition on Rubbish That Tries Not To Create Too Much Rubbish
The House of European History wants to move away from the classical model of consumption disposal exhibitions. Through this project, we became committed to putting circularity at the centre of our exhibition production, and openly reflect on the waste production that making an exhibition entails.Read more
Hosting the first HISTOLAB — bringing history education professionals and students together
The first European Innovation Days in History Education took place in Brussels in March 2023. The House of European History hosted the HISTOLAB project, which focuses on innovation in history education, and new initiatives in research, academia, and teaching practices. Dora Valčić explains...Read more
How do we create the Lunch Tour calendar?
Every Tuesday, the House of European History runs a free 45 minute lunch tour with a new theme each week. How do the team think of and create so many tours? Pieterjan from the Learning Team explains the process...Read more
Identities within the city
At Museum Night Fever 2022, the House of European History hosted the CITIZENS* project of Skin Mutts...Read more