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Brussels-based museum House of European History has
reopened to the public with a new display from Belgium and across Europe
entitled “Documenting Covid”. The curated selection of objects reveal the deep
social, economic and cultural impact caused by the pandemic, as well as
common themes of solidarity, hope and resilience during the adversity. Objects
include a large banner from School No. 16 in Schaerbeek, Brussels, a 3D-printed
face shield from Bulgaria, and black umbrella from protests in Poland. As part of
the European Parliament's Visitor Offer, the Parlamentarium and Station Europe
have also reopened to the public. Visits to all three organisations are free.
