Strasbourg: Europe – from dream to reality

by | May 5, 2025

On the occasion of Europe Day, Friday 9 May, Together for Europe will take part in the Europe Fair organised by the city of Strasbourg, alongside the European institutions and numerous associations involved in European integration.

On the occasion of Europe Day, Friday 9 May, Together for Europe will take part in the Europe Fair organised by the city of Strasbourg, alongside the European institutions and numerous associations involved in European integration.

On 9 May, at the Place du Château, from 13:00 to 18:30

members of the network will welcome visitors with information panels, texts and a specially prepared brochure entitled: “If you don’t know where you’re going, look where you came from!

The aim is to initiate conversations with passers-by about the historical and cultural roots of Europe, and to present emblematic figures who, inspired by Christian and humanist values, contributed to the building of modern Europe.

The day will conclude with an

prepared by the leaders of the various Christian churches active in Together for Europe in Strasbourg.


A moment of reflection and spirituality to renew together the commitment to a united and supportive Europe.

The Together for Europe team in Strasbourg

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