Hergé Museum

© Nicolas Borel - Atelier de Portzamparc 2009

© Nicolas Borel - Atelier de Portzamparc 2009

© Nicolas Borel - Atelier de Portzamparc 2009

A place that evokes emotions, waiting to be discovered, and that immerses you in the world of imagination.
All visitors agree: the Hergé museum fills you with emotions. Adults relive their childhood, when they discovered their first Tintin album. Younger ones still hear their mother's or father's voice reading one of his fabulous adventures at night.
When you visit the Hergé museum you become a player in a story that takes you to the magical world of imagination. Eight different, yet complementary exhibition rooms. Original drawings (replaced every 4 months), objects, scale-models, films, visual experiences...

The Hergé museum awaits you at less than 30 minutes from Brussels.

Closed on Mondays, 1 January and 25 December.
The ticket office closed at 4.30 pm from Tuesday to Friday and at 5 pm on Saturday and Sunday.

The museum is accessible to wheelchair users.
Groups from 15 persons: only by reservation (minimum 96h in advance).

Car parking (fee): Grand-Place
Coach parking:
Drop-off point at 100 m from the Hergé Museum; free parking Boulevard de Lauzelle.

Connected events:

• Herge Museum: Herge and Tintin Fleemarket