Want to pose with Tintin, Captain Haddock, and Professor Calculus? I sure do! An an avid and dedicated comic book fan, Tintin was always my favorite growing up (I know, I’m just adding to my nerdiness). But, this helped turn my dreams into a reality, as you can see infamous Europeans protagonists and antagonists, such as Tintin and the gang, the Smurfs, Nero, and more. And if you’re THAT teenager and don’t want to pose for photos, scroll through the vintage comics, watch some oldie cartoons, or just study the history of their creations.
All you need to know
Adult walk-in price (25+): 10€
Standard walk-in price: (12-25): 7€
Children walk-in price: (under 12): 3.50€
Duration of 2 hours
Open everyday from 10am – 6pm
Coordinates: 50.8511° N, 4.3601° E
Belgian Centre for Comic Strip Art, Rue des Sables 20, 1000 Brussels
The Belgian Centre for Comic Strip is near the ‘Congress’ monument of Brussels, where the tomb of the Unknown Soldier lies.
You will also be able to walk to this location from the Grand Place by walking through Gallery St Hubert and straight past three blocks.
Recommended car park for weekdays: City Parking, Boulevard Pacheco (150 metres from comic center, 2,000 places)
Helpful tip: Try not to touch the figures or statues, because you really don’t want to deal with angry Belgians on a Monday morning!
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