Tintin Comic Mural
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Tintin Comic Mural: A Brussels Icon
Step into the world of Tintin at this iconic comic mural in Brussels, a vibrant tribute to Hergé's beloved characters and stories.
The Tintin Comic Mural in Brussels is a vibrant tribute to Hergé's beloved comic book series, featuring Tintin, Captain Haddock, and Snowy escaping down a building. Part of the Brussels' Comic Strip Route, it's a must-see for comic fans and art lovers alike.
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Rue de l'Etuve 37, Brussels, Brussel, 1000, BE
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Getting There
Walking
From the Grand Place, walk southeast on Rue Charles Buls toward Rue de l'Amigo. Turn right onto Rue de l'Etuve. The Tintin Comic Mural will be on your left. The walk is approximately 5 minutes. No costs are associated with this final approach.
Public Transport
From Brussels Central Station, take any tram, bus, or metro heading towards the city center. Get off at the Bourse/Beurs stop. Walk southeast on Rue Charles Buls toward Rue de l'Amigo. Turn right onto Rue de l'Etuve. The Tintin Comic Mural will be on your left. A single journey ticket costs €2.30. Contactless payment is available on most public transport.
Taxi
From the Brussels City Museum, take a taxi to Rue de l'Etuve 37. The taxi ride will be short, costing approximately €8.00, which is the minimum fare. Taxi fares in Brussels start at €2.60 plus €2.30 per kilometer and €0.60 per minute.
Local tips
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Visit during the daytime for the best visibility and photo opportunities.
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Combine your visit with a walk along the Brussels' Comic Strip Route to discover other comic murals in the city.
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Check out the nearby Manneken Pis, another famous Brussels landmark, located along Rue de l'Etuve.
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Located on Rue de l'Etuve, the Tintin Comic Mural is a vibrant and nostalgic homage to one of the world's most beloved comic book characters. This colorful mural showcases the adventures of Tintin, his trusty dog Snowy, and a cast of memorable characters created by the talented artist Hergé. The mural depicts a scene from *The Calculus Affair*, where Captain Haddock is scrambling down a fire escape, followed by Tintin and his dog.
The comic wall project started in Brussels in the early 1990s. The city wanted to deal with the exposed side walls of buildings and commissioned an artist to paint a mural. The idea quickly took off, and there are now almost 60 murals dotted around the city. The Comic Strip Route pays homage to Tintin and other Belgian comic book artists.
The Tintin Mural is easily accessible and has become an iconic landmark in Brussels. It's a dynamic and photogenic spot perfect for fans of Hergé. The mural is a testament to Belgian culture and the significant influence of Belgian artists on the broader European comic landscape.
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