Il-qawsalla hi simbolu tal-bnazzi li jiġi wara l-maltemp...Kompli aqra
Ewropa bil-fruntieri?
Bħala parti mill-inizjattiva tagħna #MakeCovidHistory, qed niġbru messaġġi dwar in-nostalġija u s-solitudni li tfaċċaw tul il-fruntieri l-antiki...Kompli aqra
Niddokumentaw is-solidarjetà f'Dar l-Istorja Ewropea
Il-pandemija ta' bħalissa mhix biss emerġenza sanitarja, iżda għandha wkoll impatt soċjali, ekonomiku u kulturali profond. Id-dinja qed tinbidel il-ħin kollu...Kompli aqra
Vortex of History
At the centre of the House of European History is the magnificent sculpture, the “Vortex of History”.Kompli aqra
Myth of Europa
Destination: Phoenicia – a long, long time ago - let’s go for a swim!Kompli aqra
Indoor activity for kids
At the moment when we all #StayHome to stay healthy, we bring the museum to you! Looking for a kids’ indoor activity? Check out our #HistoryHoarding series of short educational games – where we bring the museum to you!Kompli aqra
World Poetry Day
This #WorldPoetryDay we are highlighting a powerful Hungarian poem from our permanent exhibition entitled “Felsőszeli” – the name of a village from which the poem’s author, Béla Nagy, was forcefully relocated in 1947 during the reslovakisation process.Kompli aqra
Report on the House of European History debate “European colonialism, a thing of the past?”
Discover the points of view from three historians about the legacy of colonialism in Europe, written by Daphné Budasz...Kompli aqra
Notice for visitors on COVID 19
We are taking precautionary measures regarding the spread of the coronavirus.Kompli aqra
“Carte blanche” tours: creative and inquisitive minds take over the museum’s narrative
Blandine Smilansky explores how the memory of 1989 and the fall of the Iron Curtain are still relevant and alive today.Kompli aqra