What makes it 45% Baby-Friendly: Babies are admitted and strollers pass security, yet no public nursing or diaper rooms are listed, silence is expected in debates, and nothing onsite entertains an infant.
Note: European Parliament Strasbourg is 45% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Strasbourg for a more suitable experience.
Why 1 6 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Short visit allows you to see the Hemicycle and exhibition at a relaxed pace with baby breaks.
Hemicycle gallery visit:
Walk into the debating chamber and see where MEPs speak and vote.
Tip: Use the handheld audio guide and take turns carrying the baby to avoid crowding.
Parlamentarium interactive exhibition:
Explore EU lawmaking with touch-screens and short films in 24 languages.
Tip: Bring the stroller; the area is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

martin bennett
Well worth a visit if you have time in Strasbourg. It's free to enter(don't forget your ID) and you have time to walk around and explore the building as well as learn about the EU's history. You also can get a free audio guide and there're some interactive sections. The surrounding area is also very nice and worth exploring, especially the Park of Oranges.
cdakingtamudo
Visiting the European Parliament in Strasbourg is a truly enlightening experience that highlights the best of European democracy and unity. Been there for my second time as a teacher for Euroscola sessions. The Louise Weiss building is an architectural masterpiece, blending modern aesthetics with a sense of historical significance that is visible from every angle. Stepping inside the Hemicycle is ...
TuraiPrakash J
A very memorable place to visit. A nice centre hall and the entire parliament building is very awesome. A valid ID proof is strictly needed to enter with a security check as in airports for the visitors. A lovely calm surroundings and nice sit-outs behind the river walk mentioned with european countries name.
M S
Definitely worth visiting, the entry is free and also a free audio guide available when visiting the plenary hall. You need to have your passport with you, driving license is not accepted.
Stanly
Great place to visit if you are in any way interested in politics or the European Union. The day we went (mid September) it was not busy and didn’t have to wait anywhere. Don’t forget to bring your passport since there is a hefty security check. Entry is free and you don’t have to book in advance.
Plan your visit outside plenary weeks for shorter security lines and fewer visitors.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Entry to Hemicycle and Parlamentarium | EUR 0 |
| Optional baby-care service inquiry | EUR 0 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 0 |
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