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Brussels and Comic Strip
Those heroes forever blowing bubbles
Afficher Bruxelles et la Bande Dessinée / Brussels Comic Strip trail sur une carte plus grande
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Wall frescoes
This route presents you with an
abbreviated version of the comic
strip trail. And the POCKET
GUIDE “visitbrussels
sized for discovery”
gives you a tour of it with
commentary. Available at
5.00€ in the information
offi ces from Visitbrussels.
BIP - Rue Royale 2-4 - 1000 Bru or
Town Hall, Grand-Place - 1000 Bru
or Gare du Midi - Exit Horta
www.visitbrussels.be
Belgian Comic strip
Center (CbbD)
Rue des Sables 20 - 1000 Bru
Tel.: +32 (0)2 219 19 80
press contact: Jean Auquier
Tel.: +32 (0)2 210 04 32
ja@cbbd.be
www.comicscenter.net
Marc sleen Museum
The permanent exhibition looks
at the life and work of Marc
Sleen, the father of Nero.
Rue des Sables 33-35 - 1000 Bru
press contact: Willem Degraeve
willem.degraeve@stripmuseum.be
www.marc-sleen.be
Comic strip bar of
the radisson blu royal Hotel
Which displays, as wall tags,
the drawings and sketches left
there by forty or so great
names of the 9th art.
Rue du Fossé aux Loups 47
1000 Bru
Saint-Hubert Galleries
Upmarket shopping.
La boutique tintin
Rue de la Colline 13 - 1000 Bru
Tel.: +32 (0)2 514 51 52
www.tintinboutique.com
MOOF -
Museum of Original Figurines
A nice surprise for visitors who
can fi nd fi gurines, collectors’
items, original drawings and
sketches and other comic strip
curiosities here, in addition to a
well-stocked shop.
Galerie Horta
Rue du Marché-aux-Herbes 116
1000 Bru
Tel.: +32 (0)2 265 33 25
press contact: Geert De Weyer
Tel.: +32 (0)486 89 61 01
geert.deweyer@scarlet.be
www.moof-museum.be
Comic strip House
Bd. de l’Impératrice 1 - 1000 Bru
Tel.: +32 (0)2 502 94 68
info@jije.org
press contact: François Deneyer
www.jije.org
Comic strip shops and galleries
Selling new and second-hand
comic books, ex-libris, fi gurines
the die-hard comic fan.
boulevard Anspach, boulevard
Lemonnier, rue du Midi, City 2.
Rue A. Dansaert and
surrounding area
Fashion and design shopping,
trendy terraces.
Marché aux Poissons
and place sainte-Catherine
Excellent fi sh restaurants.
Place du béguinage
A haven of peace and tranquillity
in the heart of the city.
Comics Café
Enjoy an Obelix or Popeye
hamburger surrounded by
original comic strip works and
wander around the comic
strip galleries in the area.
Place du Grand Sablon 8 - 1000 Bru
www.comicscafe.be
The mini-maps
Visitbrussels sized for Tintin
(available in EN/FR/NL/DE/ES)
and Visitbrussels sized for comic strips
(available in FR/NL/EN/DE)
complete your information
literature.
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