European strasbourg

A tour around the Council of Europe: The aim of the Council of Europe is to achieve a greater unity between its members for the purpose of safeguarding and realising the ideals and principles which are their common heritage and facilitating their economic and social progress.

A guided tour in the Palace of Europe: Designed by Sir Richard Rogers, the architect who co-designed Beaubourg in Paris. the Palace was inaugurated in 1995.

It houses the European Court of Human Rights. It is possible to organize small groups conferences for those who want to know more about Human Rights (15 people minimum).

A guided tour of the European Parliament: The building was completed in 1999. Its hemicycle contains 750 seats which serves for plenary sessions. The design of the building was inspired by the colosseum. The 60 m tower has 17 stairs and 1133 offices, working spaces, communication and resting areas.

The European Parliament is crossed by three internal streets, the main street has been converted into a winter garden housing many Philodendrons.

Tour of the International Institute of Human Rights and the Central Commission for Navigation of the Rhine (founded in 1816, the oldest European institution)

Tour of the European Science Foundation and the Permanent Office of Human Frontier Science Programme.