Brussels Comic Strip trail

Comic strip trail
PAINTED WALLS
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This is a shortcut version of the comic strip
trail. To find out more, contact
Tourism Information Brussels – TIB
Town Hall, Grand’Place – 1000 Brussels
or bip - rue Royale 2-4 – 1000 Brussels
or Gare du Midi (Midi Railway station)
Central concourse
[email protected]
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Belgian Comic Strip Center
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Marc Sleen Museum
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Comic Strip House
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La Boutique Tintin
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Marché aux Poissons and Place
Sainte-Catherine, excellent fish
restaurants.
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Rue A. Dansaert and surrounding area,
fashion and design shopping.
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Comic strip bar of the Radisson BLU
Royal Hotel
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The bars and taverns around
Place Saint-Géry and
the Rue du Marché-au-Charbon
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Comic strip shops
Selling new and second-hand comic books,
ex-libris, figurines and collectors’ items for
the die-hard comic fan:
Boulevard Anspach, Boulevard Lemonnier,
Rue du Midi, City 2.
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The MOOF – Museum of Original Figurines,
the third dimension for heroes usually lying
flat on paper, as well as illustration plates
and original drawings. (off map)
DON’T MISS
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Scientastic Museum
Discover the magic of science in a fun and
active way.
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Grand'Place
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Manneken-Pis
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Halles Saint-Géry
Former market situated in the historic
centre of Brussels.
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Zinneke
A mongrel, symbol of the cultural melting pot
that is Brussels.
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Bellone-House
Come inside to admire its superb interior
courtyard.
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Place du Béguinage
A haven of peace and tranquillity in the heart
of the city.
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Place des Martyrs
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Saint-Hubert Galleries
Hergé Museum
A little jaunt outside the Brussels
Region leaving from Gare Centrale
(train station) will take you directly to
the new Hergé museum in Louvainla-Neuve. This new temple to the
“clear line” offers eight rooms totalling some 2,000 m² of exhibition
space on three floors, in a building
with surprising spaces constructed
on the edge of a wooded area and
dedicated to the father of Tintin.
www.museeherge.com
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