Guided Tours - Summer Programme
Free guided tours
This summer, embark on a journey to the heart of European democracy and culture! Displayed on our visitors’ circuit in Strasbourg, come and visit a series of exhibitions ranging from art to history.
Every Monday and Wednesday, from July 16 to August 27, free guided tours (approximately 30 minutes) are available without reservation.
Please make sure to arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled tour time at the Louise Weiss building entrance with a valid physical identity card or passport.
On Mondays - Titbits of the exhibits
Do you know how art and engagement can transform our societies? Through the European Parliament’s exhibitions, discover how art and the courage of committed individuals can inspire the defense of our democracies.
Every Monday, free guided tours (approximately 30 minutes) without reservation, at the following times:
- 11:30 AM: in French
- 2:30 PM: in German
- 3:30 PM: in English
Changemakers: How Creativity Drives Social Change
Artivism aims to mobilise both citizens and policymakers on essential social and political issues, using social media and the urban environment to spark the public’s interest. Through visual arts and performing arts, artists tackle themes such as freedom of expression, democracy and migrant integration in Europe. They offer a critical perspective on reality and open new perspectives to address societal challenges.
Louise Weiss
Discover the story of Louise Weiss-a scholar, journalist, politician and committed intellectual - whose fight for peace and European unity still resonates today.
Protocol gifts selection
An integral part of the ceremony of official visits, explore a unique selection of protocol gifts offered to the European Parliament from 2012 to the present day.
On Wednesdays - Robert Schuman exhibition
Every Wednesday, free guided tours without reservation, for the 'Robert Schuman exhibition', at the following times:
- 14: 30 in French
- 15:30 in German
- 14:30 in English
Robert Schuman exhibition
The exhibition highlights the historic impact of his declaration and his founding role in European integration. This exhibition is a perfect explanation of why 9 May is Europe Day and the origins of the European Parliament.