Charlemagne building

The Charlemagne building is a prominent high-rise located in the European Quarter of Brussels, Belgium, named after the Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne. Completed in 1967, it serves as a key office for various departments of the European Commission, including Economic and Financial Affairs and Trade. The building features three wings and 15 floors, and underwent a significant renovation in 1998, transforming its exterior from concrete to glass. This modern architectural landmark not only symbolizes the European Union's administrative functions but also reflects the city's rich history and its role in European governance.