The Palais de l'Europe is a square, nine-story structure characterized by its fortress-like exterior, with rows of windows that resemble narrow arrow slits. Inaugurated in nineteen seventy-seven, this building serves as the permanent seat of the Council of Europe, an organization founded in nineteen forty-nine to uphold democracy, the rule of law, and human rights across the continent. You can identify the entrance by the long row of flags representing the member states of the council.
Conseil de l'Europe
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