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Guiding principles

Audience development
Enhancing public awareness

We undertake a mix of outreach activities to increase the number of visitors and users, and engage non-traditional museum visitors.

Accessibility
Developing within an inclusive museum

We welcome visitors regardless of their location, education level, age, ethnicity, physical or intellectual ability or language.

Current projects

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Fake For Real Touring Exhibition
Throughout the centuries – in war, politics, the economy and other spheres of human activity – forgery and deceit were used to advance their creators’ goals. Fake for Real: A History of Forgery and Falsification, is an exhibition that explored these themes for more than a year at the House of European History, its Brussels base. Now, it is about to go on tour...

Past projects

The museum, its peers and the media

Participants at panel debate on stage
Academic conferences
The museum has gradually established itself among its peers as a respected partner and interlocutor. It is often invited to participate in academic conferences, lectures or other events. This section contains a sample of the museum’s interventions in such events.
People on talk show in House of European History
Media presence
From time to time, media report about the museum’s activities or present the House of European History in feature stories. This section contains a sample of the museum’s presence in the media.

Network

The House of European History participates in a variety of national and international associations in the museum and cultural heritage field, such as ICOM, NEMO and the Brussels Museum Council. It also undertakes outreach work with diverse groups in the immediate Brussels neighbourhood and region, and cooperates with museums, universities and civil societies across Europe.

This interactive map shows partners, organisations and museums across the Europe and the world, who have contributed to projects or generously agreed to lend objects to the House of European History.