HUMAN RIGHTS PALACE
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Vast stone and glass monument housing the European Court of Human Rights
The Palais des Droits de l'Homme, an imposing stone and glass edifice set against the banks of the Ill river, houses the European Court of Human Rights. François Mitterrand laid the foundation stone in 1992. The two great towers evoke the scales of justice. The building is not open to the public, and only the hearings of the European Court of Human Rights are open to the public. The library is open to researchers. The park is freely accessible.
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Visited in july 2019
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Quartier européen
Un bâtiment immanquable dans le quartier européen. Visible dans la cour d’honneur un morceau du mur de Berlin ! Une très belle balade est proposé de long de l’eau pour admirer toutes les institutions européennes. Le bâtiment fait face au parlement mais aussi au conseil de l’Europe.
Visited in december 2015
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Superbe bâtiment faisant face au Parlement et au Conseil. A voir pour son architecture. Jolie promenade à faire au fil de l'eau.
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