Comic Book Route in Brussels

Description One of the most original ways to discover Brussels is to follow the Route of the Comic Strips murals. Not only is Brussels the capital of Belgium and Europe, it is also the capital of Comic strip. Comic strip images are scattered around the streets telling the adventures of iconic characters such as Tintin, Lucky Luke, the Smurfs or Quick & Flupke. The murals were signed by the most creative comic strip artists and designers of the Ninth Art. What to expect: During the visit, the guide will cover the origins and the development of the comic strip art, and the passion that Belgians share for it. The visit takes place in the centre of Brussels, where the largest number of Comic strip murals can be found. Program: Hergé – Tintin: L'affaire Tournesol Olivier Rameau. Le Passage de François Schuiten. Broussaille de Frank Pé. Victor Sackeville. Ric Hochet. Néron. L’Ange. Lucky Luke. Astérix. Les rêves de Nic. Cori le Moussaillon. Gaston Lagaffe. Poje. Smurf statue. … Practical information: Price: Adults: 20€ Children (6 to 12 years old): 12€ Children (under 6 years old): Free. When: Every Sundays. Starting time: 10:30am Meeting point: Grand-Place in front of the City Hall. Find our guides! They hold a white umbrella. Duration: 2,5 hours. Language: English. Included: Professional guides (English-speaking). Experts and passionate about the history of the Comic Book Art. Not included: The tram or bus tickets. The tickets to the museums.