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Comic Strip
The comic strip in Brussels is a constantly changing sector, which is alive every day! Each year, new murals are added to the comic strip trail. Galleries and specialist stores are opened, attractions are created and exhibitions devoted to various authors or characters are still being held all over the region. The 9th art is everywhere !
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Brussels and Comic Strip
Above all, don’t miss the ’comic strip trail’, which has involved thirty walls in the capital being covered with comic strip characters that are larger than in life in every sense and portrayed in the most comical situations...
The 47 walls of the comic strip walk in detail
Discover in detail the 47 walls of the comic strip walk. The story of the series, anecdotes and the most important dates... all their secrets will be revealed!
Tintin and Brussels
Even though Hergé tried to smooth out some of the unduly glaring Brussels references, there is no doubt that the author derived inspiration from his own everyday life and the world he lived in.
From comic strip hero to film star
How fortunate that the Brussels comic strip heroes are made of paper - they would otherwise be getting big ideas of themselves, now that they've made it into the film world. And Tintin is not the only one.
"Comic Strip" Guided tours
Make your choice among the guided tours we propose you and discover Brussels in the footsteps of Hergé, Edgar P. Jacobs, Marc Sleen and the others. These itineraries criss-cross the capital of comic strip and take you from one fresco to the next. An original way to discover the city!
Comic Strip Museum
This museum offers two visits in one: an "archaeological" discovery, since it is housed in what used to be the Waucquez warehouse built by Victor Horta in 1906...
MOOF - Museum Of Original Figurines
This idea for a big trade fair, then for a museum open to all, germinated thanks to the impetus and exchanges of ideas with passionate comic strip collectors.
