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Hergé Museum
The Hergé Museum is a perfect place for those who love art, comics and powerful cultural experiences. An ideal visit to rediscover a major Belgian artistic heritage, be surprised by bold architecture and, along the route, find again the intact wonder of Tintin’s first adventures.
- Monday : Closed
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Hergé Museum, enter the world of a comic book genius
The Hergé Museum is far more than a museum: it is a fascinating journey into the imagination of an artist who shaped generations. Widely considered the largest museum in the world dedicated to a comic book author, it offers a setting worthy of the work of Hergé, a major figure of Belgian culture, creator of Tintin and Snowy and the undisputed master of the Clear Line style. From the moment you approach the building, it becomes clear that this visit will be a unique experience.
An audacious architecture serving the artwork
It is impossible to remain indifferent to the museum’s architecture, designed by Christian de Portzamparc. The building surprises, intrigues and draws the eye. Its volumes, lines and walkways interact with Hergé’s graphic universe, creating a fluid and immersive visitor journey. This remarkable architecture is not simply a backdrop — it enhances the discovery and amplifies the emotions felt during the visit.
Inside, the spaces follow one another naturally, allowing the artworks, documents and drawings to breathe. The exhibition design highlights the richness and diversity of Hergé’s work while guiding visitors with clarity and elegance.
A unique immersion into Hergé’s universe
The Hergé Museum is the only museum entirely dedicated to Hergé’s work. Manuscripts, sketches, original comic pages, objects and personal documents tell the story of the artist’s evolution, his inspirations and his creative discipline. The visit helps visitors understand the man behind the characters, his view of the world and his lasting influence on the art of comics.
The experience is designed to be accessible and immersive. Visitors move through the exhibitions at their own pace, guided by a clear narrative that blends childhood memories with deeper discoveries. Whether you are a comic book enthusiast or simply curious, the visit stands out for its richness and coherence.
Extend the experience with books and gastronomy
After exploring the museum, visitors are invited to extend the experience. The Hergé Bookshop, particularly well stocked, delights both fans and collectors. Albums, books, special editions and themed objects allow visitors to take a piece of this universe home with them.
The Le Petit Vingtième restaurant offers a convivial break, perfect for sharing impressions over a meal or a coffee. It provides a relaxing moment that fits naturally with the spirit of the museum — welcoming, accessible and deeply connected to Hergé’s world.
Opening times
From Tuesday to Friday: 10.30 - 17.30 • Saturdays and Sundays: 10.30 - 18.00 • Closed: Mondays, 24, 25, 31/12 and 1/01
Price
adults 12€ • seniors (65+) 7€ • students (with card) 7€ • children (7-14 years) 5€ • children (<7 years) free of charge
Guided tour
Audio guide to download (EN, FR, NL, DE, ES, CN)
Tour length
1.5 to 2 hrs • Audio guide to download (EN, FR, NL, DE, ES, CN)
Group
Price (min. 15 people.) adults €9 - school groups: €5 • Audio guide to download (EN, FR, NL, DE, ES, CN)
Guided tour Guided tours (EN, FR, NL, DE): bookings must be made at least 14 days in advance - €150 per group (15 to 25 people)
More information • Stop bus: right in front of the Hergé Museum (Boulevard du Nord) • Bus Parking: Boulevard Baudouin 1er (2.5 km from the Hergé Museum).
