Neighbourhood · UNESCO
Petite France
Strasbourg, France
Half-timbered canalside quarter of tanners' and millers' houses.
Other · France · Grand Est
European Parliament
Seat of the European Parliament, open to visitors.
Free to enter about 1.5 h
For storytellers
Why European Parliament matters
The glass-and-steel parliament building is where members of the European Parliament meet for plenary sessions. Visitors can take free tours, depending on the schedule, and learn how the institutions work. Even from the outside, the curved glass tower and riverside setting make it worth a short detour.
Talking points
- Plenary sessions are held here each month.
- Visitor tours are free but need booking.
- It sits in a modern district.
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Good to know: Check the official site; visits normally need advance registration.
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