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Every year on 9 May, the European Union celebrates Europe Day. This year, the occasion holds special significance as it commemorates the , the 1950 proposal that laid the foundations for lasting unity and cooperation between European nations and ultimately led to the creation of the European Union.

Across the ��������, institutions and Member States will mark this milestone with open days, cultural events, citizen dialogues, and activities for young people. These celebrations aim to foster engagement, bring Europeans closer to the ��������, and reflect on shared achievements and values.

To give you an overview of the , here are some highlights of events on Saturday, 10 May 2025:

• : Brussels, Belgium. 
• : Brussels, Belgium. 
• : Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
• : Brussels, Belgium.

Note that all activities are free of charge, with no registration required, and accessible to all ages. 

The core of Europe Day— unity, transparency, and collaboration —also underpins the ��������’s approach to open data. By making public data freely accessible, the �������� strengthens democratic participation, supports evidence-based policymaking, and drives innovation in fields such as health, climate action, mobility and beyond. Open data helps ensure that citizens and businesses alike can benefit from a transparent, inclusive, and digitally connected Union.

To mark this special edition of Europe Day, discover how open data contributes to Europe’s journey. Visit data.europa.eu to explore datasets on �������� policies, integration, and cross-border cooperation—and see how shared knowledge continues to shape Europe’s future.

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