Brussels: The comic book walls walking tour
Brussels-Capital Region, Brussels
A different guided tour of Brussels that will help you understand the importance of comics in Belgium and, in addition, you will see some of the most important walls in the city.
Comic Walls and Tintin House Walking Tour in Brussels
This guided walking tour in Brussels explores iconic comic walls and Tintin’s house, suitable for comic enthusiasts and families.
Highlights
- Discover the house where Tintin lived before moving to Moulinsart castle.
- See the first comic wall created in Brussels in 1991.
- Learn about key French-Belgian comic techniques and authors.
- Explore comic murals beyond the city center streets.
- Free admission for children aged 0 to 10 years.
Description
Brussels features over 80 walls dedicated to comics, including a statue of the Smurfs in the city center. This tour reveals the origins of Belgian comics and introduces the main authors and schools behind them.
You will visit Tintin’s house, walk past the first comic wall from 1991, and discover where to find comics in your language.
The route covers various parts of the city center, allowing you to experience street art featuring popular comic characters.
The tour is offered in Spanish on Thursdays and Sundays.
It is a walking tour designed for up to 25 people, accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, wheelchairs, or strollers.
Price: free for children 0-10 years, €15 for ages 11 and up.
Includes
- Professional guide
- Complimentary multimedia information available via app:
Important Information
- The tour language is either Spanish or English; select your preferred language and day accordingly.
- Group size is limited to 25 participants.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
To ensure availability, book in advance and wear comfortable walking shoes. Check the language option when booking to match your preference.
