- Delve into the heart of European democracy and discover the unknown influence of the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Discover a center of power that.
- In 1949, it became the seat of the Council of Europe, and then, in 1958, of the European Parliamentary Assembly (renamed “European Parliament” in 1962).
- The city of Strasbourg in eastern France is the official seat of the European Parliament. All votes take place in the hemicycle inside the Louise Weiss building...
- ...in favour of asking EU countries to agree to a single seat for the European Parliament – but they didn’t indicate whether it should be in Brussels or in Strasbourg.
- The seat of the European Parliament is in Strasbourg. During the plenary sessions, the European deputies come together to debate EU legislation.
- The building is named after Louise Weiss, a former Member of the European Parliament. Inaugurated in 1999, it stands as a tribute to her legacy.
- What is the European Parliament in Strasbourg? ... twelve times a year The city of Strasbourg in France is the official seat of the European Parliament.
- Strasbourg The European Parliament has its seat in Strasbourg, where the twelve monthly part-sessions, including the budget part-session, are held.
- In 1949, it became the seat of the Council of Europe, and then, in 1958, of the European Parliamentary Assembly (renamed “European Parliament” in 1962).