The Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA) is a European non-governmental organisation. It was founded in Brussels in 1979, to defend Quaker religious values such as peace, non-violence, human rights and a sustainable way of life at all levels, within Europe and through European institutions.
Since 1985, its Brussels-based centre for communications, meetings and research has been housed in a handsome mansion, built in 1899 in the Squares district by Belgian architect Georges Hobé.
During these tours, you will not only explore the house, which has recently been restored, but also learn about Quaker philosophy.
A partnership between Klare Lijn and the Quaker Council for European Affairs.
