House of European History

The House of European History sits inside a restored nineteen-twenties dental clinic, identifiable by its gleaming glass rooftop addition that juts above the original stone structure. It operates as a museum dedicated to the turbulent events of the twentieth century across the continent. When the building opened in twenty seventeen, it housed a controversial exhibit that attempted to merge disparate national memories into one cohesive timeline. Staff members spent months debating how to frame the impact of the Second World War on different member states.