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About Robert Schuman House
At Scy-Chazelles, near Metz, the House of Robert Schuman preserves the home of one of the founding fathers of the European Union, the statesman whose famous declaration of 1950 launched the process that led to a united Europe. His modest and charming country house, surrounded by a peaceful garden, has been carefully preserved with his furniture, library and personal belongings, evoking the life and thought of this humble, deeply European man. Alongside the house, a museum retraces his career and the birth of the European project, while the nearby fortified church shelters his tomb. Moving, historic and beautifully set, the House of Robert Schuman offers an intimate encounter with a man whose vision helped bring lasting peace and unity to Europe, a meaningful and inspiring cultural stop in the countryside near Metz, at the crossroads of France, Germany and Luxembourg.