Housed in the original building of the Brussels-Luxembourg train station, Station Europe perfectly bridges the area’s past as the Leopold Quarter and its modern role as the home of European democracy, and has something to offer for all ages.
See the European Parliament come alive with an augmented reality model of the campus. Or improve your knowledge of how European Union investment and policies impact your country, region or city with what-Europe-does-for-me.eu on touchscreen tables. You can even peer into the past with peephole dioramas and see the European Parliament from different angles, at different times in its life.
Station Europe is also your gateway to Brussels with visit.brussels on hand to give you a taste of everything else there is to do in the Belgian capital.
Opening hours
| Monday − Friday | Saturday − Sunday | |
|---|---|---|
| 9:00 − 18:00 | 10:00 − 18:00 |
Closed the 1 January, 1 May, 1 November, 24, 25 and 31 December.
Covid-19 measures
Please read the following measures so that you have a safe visit:
- Please note that you will be asked to produce an EU Digital COVID Certificate upon entry (from 12 years old). This proves that you have either been vaccinated, recovered from Covid-19, or have received a recent negative test result.
- You will only be admitted if there is sufficient space inside.
- Max. 10 people can visit together.
- Please bring your own face mask.
- You might have a temperature check at the entrance and not be allowed to enter if your temperature is above 37.7°C.
- Visits follow a path and some parts of the exhibition are closed.
- You must keep 1.5m from other visitors.
- Normal opening hours apply.
Station Europe
Place du Luxembourg / Luxemburgplein 100
B-1050 Brussels
Belgium
How to get there
Brussels-Luxembourg serves the European Parliament