Visiting the House of European History
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To check for availability and book a visit for your students, go to Visit Us, Schools page
If you have a question that was not covered by the above, you can send us an e-mail at historia-learning@ep.europa.eu.
The House of European History website does not host links to external learning websites.
Our resources are thematic in structure rather than chronological, trans-national rather than national in focus and move between different time periods. This allows a ‘compare and contrast’ approach. We have specifically developed these educational materials in conjunction with the narrative of the permanent exhibition of the House of European History.
The activitites for your classroom are available in the 24 languages of the European Union so that you can use them with your students wherever you are located in Europe. The resources for the visit are for the time being in the languages spoken by the visitors we expect in highest numbers due to the museum's geographical situation: French, Dutch, German and English. We have made every effort to provide a learning offer in as many languages as possible and we will continue to implement multilingualism as a reflection of Europe's linguistic and cultural diversity.
In order to better plan your trip to the House of European History, consult the General Information area of our site. Also, download the "Practical Information for Groups" document on the Schools page.
Yes, you can download it in the About Us: The Building section.
Unless specifically stated otherwise, all guided visits or workshops are free of charge.
Visits to the House of European History are free of charge.
Reservation is necessary for groups (more than 10 people) for self-guided and guided visits. To book a self-guided visit go to our Visit Us, Schools page.
For practical information about a school group visit, go to our Visit Us: Schools section.
The House of European History does not provide meeting rooms following visits to the museum.