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European Court of Human Rights building

From public space beside the river, view the European Court of Human Rights building and its expressive modern form. Interior tours are limited and separately arranged.

European Court of Human Rights building

Why go

Richard Rogers’s building is a visible institutional landmark distinct from both the Parliament and Palace of Europe. Its façade and riverside setting are the reliable everyday experience. The Court offers occasional public tours, but those should be treated as an optional, separately verified opportunity.

What to look for

  • View Richard Rogers’s Human Rights Building from the public realm.

Useful to know

  • View the building’s exterior from public space beside the river; check the Court’s official site if you want to arrange a tour.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 15–25 min

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