Erlebnis Europa is a free exhibition about the European Union at Unter den Linden 78 in Berlin. It introduces the EU’s history, institutions and voting process through videos, touchscreens and information you can read or hear in your own language. A circular cinema presents projections connected with the European Parliament. The material is aimed at newcomers, so it works well as an accessible first stop, though it is less suited to anyone looking for in-depth political analysis.
What the exhibition covers
Erlebnis Europa introduces the European Union’s history, institutions and voting process. Its accessible displays are intended for people who want to understand the basics, rather than detailed political analysis.
Visitors can read or listen to information in their own language. Videos and touchscreens let you explore the subjects at your own pace, and free books, maps and postcards are available to take away.
The circular cinema
A circular cinema shows projections connected with the European Parliament. It gives the exhibition a film-based element alongside its displays. The presentation uses multiple screens around the room, which some visitors find less immersive than a single continuous 360-degree image.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Erlebnis Europa free?
Yes. Admission is free.
What can you see at Erlebnis Europa?
The exhibition covers the EU’s history, institutions and voting process through videos, touchscreens and a circular cinema with Parliament-related projections.
Is information available in different languages?
Yes. Visitors can read or listen to information in their preferred language.
Is Erlebnis Europa suitable for children?
The venue has family-friendly and kid-focused activities, as well as facilities for families.
