We loved our visit to the Parlamentarium – a place that can be very interesting for both locals and tourists! Here are some photos to give you an idea of what to expect 🙂
You can learn about the work of European Parliament, other EU institutions and discover the way Europe became what it is today.
Currently there is also an amazing expo titled “State of Deception” which deals with the power of Nazi propaganda. Be prepared to see posters and tools that were used to manipulate people’s minds and hearts. Yes, lessons to be learnt and something we need to be careful about even today 🙂
Both the museum and temporary exhibition are FREE! To read more about Parlamentarium, visit the recent story by Europolitan Trends.
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