The European Quarter in Brussels is home to the three main institutions of the EU: the Commission, Council of Ministers, and European Parliament. More than just a lesson in politics, a visit to the EU can be quite entertaining. Here comes my inside view of European politics.
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Advantages: Extensive information centres; lax security standards get you everywhere. Disadvantages: Dull speakers & boring debates
The European Quarter in Brussels is home to the three main institutions of the EU: the Commission, Council of Ministers, and European Parliament. More than just a lesson in politics, a visit to the EU can be quite entertaining. Here comes my inside view of European politics.
The European Parliament also has a plenary hall and offices in Strasbourg, France, and an administration in Luxembourg, but in over thirty weeks of the year its business is ... ...Brussels' European Quarter is comprised of more than fifty buildings of EU institutions around the Rue de la Loi. It can easily be reached from the city centre by tube, and there are also plenty of car parks. As everywhere in the Belgian capitol, signposting is in French and Flemish (Dutch).
The Commission, Council and Parliament all have information centres which are open to the public. These have facts and figures of the European Union on display, ...
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