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Discover some of what you can see in the permanent exhibition of the House of European History. The six sections explore how history has shaped a sense of European memory and continues to influence our daily lives.

There's so much to discover about the European Union! Have fun with this series of games and quizzes. There are games for different age groups and at different levels, and each game can be played at home or as part of a school lesson.

Learn about the Schuman Declaration, from the problems facing Europe in 1950 to the man who lends his name to the historic statement. This online exhibition is a perfect explanation of why 9 May is Europe Day and the origins of the European Parliament.

Experience the Hemicycle and Parlamentarium Simone Veil at the European Parliament in Strasbourg in all 24 official European Union languages.

Brussels hosts the main offices of the Members of the European Parliament. A visit to the Hemicycle is a great way to soak up the exciting atmosphere of the world’s largest transnational parliament and find out about its powers and role.

Walk the corridors of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, see its Hemicycle debating chamber and experience the interactive Parlamentarium Simone Veil.

Discover the world of the European Parliament at the Parlamentarium, Europe’s largest parliamentary visitors centre, and see why more than 2 million people have visited already.

Visit the interactive exhibition at Jean Monnet House in Bazoches-sur-Guyonne and discover the life and work of one of the architects of today's Europe.

Step into the shoes of a Member of the European Parliament. Secondary school students can take a crash course in European lawmaking as they negotiate new legislation for the European Union.

Inside the parlamentarium Simone Veil students can take a crash course in European law-making. The Role-Play Game is designed specifically for groups of secondary school students aged from 16 to 30, showing them the process for negotiating legislation for the European Union.

The European Youth Event, better known as EYE, is a unique opportunity for young Europeans to make their voices heard and find innovative solutions for the future of Europe. The event offers the chance to discuss the challenges of tomorrow with European decision-makers and inspiring personalities.