GENERAL INFORMATION

Before planning your visit, please read the full list of safety measures related to Covid-19.

The House of European History is part of the European Parliament, which applies the use of medical face masks (so-called surgical masks, standard EN14683) or of FFP2 masks, without a valve, throughout its buildings. The use of medical masks is strongly recommended amongst visitors entering the museum.

Individuals or members of the same household should book a self-guided visit using the form below.

Admission to the museum and its activities is FREE of charge.

A visit to the House of European History lasts approximately 90 minutes.

All visitors and bags may be subject to airport-style security checks before entry. Firearms, explosive or inflammable substances, pepper sprays, sharp items and other objects that could be considered weapons are prohibited. In accordance with Belgian national legislation, certain prohibited items may be handed over to the police. A valid identity document (an ID card, passport or driving licence) may be requested in order to access the House of European History.

Photography and filming are prohibited in the security areas.

Only guides authorised by the House of European History are permitted to lead tour groups in the building.

Due to reasons of museum conservation, air conditioning in our exhibition spaces is used to keep the temperature below 20 degrees. Please ensure you have sufficient clothing for this cooler atmosphere, particularly if the outside temperature is high.

Please note the museum is typically busier in the afternoons. Visitors may feel more comfortable and have more room to explore the museum during the morning opening hours.

What is the postal address of the House of European History?
House of European History, European Parliament, Rue Wiertz 60, 1047 Brussels.