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Parlamentarium marks 10 years and more than 2.5 million visitors
Parliament's Parlamentarium visitors’ centre has received more than 2.5 million visitors since first opening its doors 10 years ago, EU affairs.
The centre aims to explain what Parliament does, offering insights into the EU, the democratic process and showing how decisions made in the Parliament directly influence people’s lives.
Open seven days a week, it offers content in all 24 official EU languages and it’s free. So if you are in Brussels, drop in and find out what MEPs think about the topics of the day and try out the latest interactive media stations featuring key topics such as climate change, the digital transition and the Conference on the Future of Europe.
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