What reviewers say about Musée Hergé
What does Musée Hergé do?
The Hergé Museum, located near Brussels, invites visitors on a journey through the life of the creator of the Adventures of Tintin. Based on the description on file, it functions as a museum dedicated to the artist and his work.
What are the most common complaints about Musée Hergé?
Describing what the critical reviewers wrote, the most common complaints focus on the value for money, with one reviewer calling it very expensive for a permanent collection and another expressing disappointment about the amount on display for the size of the area. Other criticisms mentioned inaccurate opening information on Google and a negative customer service experience in the shop.
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Lost myself in this museum going back into my childhood LOVED IT
A modern museum. Not very big but full enough.
How can you not love Tintin and his friends. This is a must for any Herge fan!
For followers of Tintin, a marvel of museum and for architects a marvel of architecture. Very good attention, within the tkt include the audioguide that is very complete (has additional information), a restorant and a store in the museum set.
... the building which houses the Museum has been perfectly studied and is exactly the perfect setting to house the treasures of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century ... When one enters this place, is very More
Beautiful architecture, especially when the museum is crossed by the first rays of spring sun. The elevator was down and we were spontaneously offered to escort us to the service lift for the stroller. Strong urban ...
The temple for a tintinophil. It is suitable for everyone, large and small, even people who are not too fanciful. I went with two friends who do not know Tintin and enjoyed it very much. In the end both were admirers More
Nice museum. Everything is well documented and accompanied by an audio guide. It's an extensive collection so it's best to reserve a few hours.
Very complete and interesting. Too bad the reception is cold enough and no parking
Super museum exceptional collection. Location really well thought out. A visit is essential
An absolutely delightful experience! For those of us who love Tintin and even for those who do not, the museum is incredibly well put together and insightful. For its price the tour is well worth it, and especially with the audio guide (which is a must!) the experience was far better than what I had expected. The building as well is very stylish inside and outside, and beautifully compliments the world and characters that Herge created - as they should. The location is slightly inconvenient as public transport from Brussels takes a good while, and arriving with a car left us fairly confused about where we could park, but it is absolutely worth the hassle. The restaurant is also worth a visit (the mushroom ravioli was absolutely gorgeous!) as is the gift shop, naturally. As a Finnish visitor I was glad to find Finnish copies of the Tintin books to take home with me. What a lovely trip to my childhood!
I can tell my experience with one sentence: After visiting this museum, I want to read all the Tintins !!
Interesting but there is too much to read for children. Very little interaction. Everything is very expensive.
Beautifully building in a park setting. Interesting exhibits behind glass. Lots to see but not much to do. Our girls (9 and 12 years) who love Tintin, were bored.
Original museum on the history of Tintin whose rooms are all different. Allow half a day to visit
Wonderful museum, only downside is that there is no room for children to draw or anyting like that. You would think at a museum that features comic books that would be around..
To see once, too bad a lack of entertainment and dynamism
The best of the museums I visited, I will come back to my children
Original architecture and atmosphere of comics in each room. It was wonderful !
Very pleasant telephone reception Hurry to discover the museum
Very nice museum. The exhibition rooms are varied with clear explanations. It is sometimes difficult to follow the route imposed by the audio guide. Only downside, the prices of the souvenir shop are prohibitive. Easy access via the underground car park. Immediate proximity to the city center of Louvain.
You have to pay a visit to understand the world of Tintin, for everyone but especially for the people of Brussels, it's a Must!
Very nice museum. I learned a lot about the Tintin universe as well as about its designer. We came for the weekend in Belgium and that was really the main reason for our trip. We are delighted to have made the trip.
Superb. An afternoon that goes by in a flash. Touching memories. Free entry on the 1st Sunday of the month ..
Bit out of the way, but a very interesting museum with a good audio tour.
Very interesting and complete museum, in order to fully understand the world of Tintin and his companion Snowy
Well developed exhibition and audio guide. Highly recommended. But parking lots are hard to find.
Exhibition very rich and very informative! To recommend.
Very interesting museum whether you are a fan or just curious. To discover or review!
Nice playful experience. Free audioguide very well done!
A very beautiful museum, many and beautiful pieces. I really enjoyed my visit.
A different type of museum having unique collection. Tintin lovers must visit the place. The city itself is cozy. Wonderful place for a day trip.
Well done, interesting and well researched museum! The audio guide is included in the ticket, the visit lasts a long time but we come out enriched!
Very nice museum, audio guide, if you go with children ... Take a guide! The wealth of information and the sharing of passion .... all adapted to children ... A remake!
Nice place but not always suitable for children because many articles, reading about the author. Taste of too little
Interesting experience, the use of audio guide is recommended.
Nice museum with lots of information. Friendly staff and a handy audio tour.
Super nice museum (architectural gem), good explanation with the audioguide ... only we think that much more is possible with this type of museum. Our children were a bit hungry, could be much more playful and interactive.
modern building, friendly service. A Nice place to know Mr. Herge.
Beautiful museum in a very pleasant university town!
I really liked this museum, very well organized and rich in documents
The museum is well done. Lots of good info for the Tintin fans, and a good gift shop. Well worth a visit to Louvain-la-Neuve.
Fan do not hesitate ... The others come to discover with pleasure
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About Musée Hergé
The Hergé Museum, near Brussels, invites you on a journey through the life of the creator of the Adventures of Tintin.
Musée Hergé: A Journey Through the Life of Tintin's Creator
If you are a fan of Tintin, then Musée Hergé is a must-visit destination for you. Located near Brussels, this museum takes you on an exciting journey through the life and works of Georges Remi, popularly known as Hergé, the creator of the Adventures of Tintin.
The museum is dedicated to showcasing the life and work of this legendary Belgian cartoonist who created one of the most iconic comic book characters in history. The museum has an extensive collection that includes original artwork, sketches, photographs, and personal items that belonged to Hergé.
The building itself is a work of art designed by Christian de Portzamparc. It features a unique architectural design that blends modernity with tradition. The interior spaces are well-lit and spacious with ample room for visitors to explore at their own pace.
One thing that sets Musée Hergé apart from other museums is its interactive exhibits. Visitors can immerse themselves in various multimedia displays that showcase different aspects of Hergé's life and work. For example, there are interactive displays where visitors can create their own comic strips or learn about how Tintin was created.
The museum also has a library where visitors can browse through books related to comics and graphic novels. There is also a gift shop where visitors can purchase souvenirs such as books, posters, figurines, and other merchandise related to Tintin.
Apart from its permanent collection, Musée Hergé also hosts temporary exhibitions throughout the year featuring different artists or themes related to comics or graphic novels.
Visitors can easily spend several hours exploring all that Musée Hergé has to offer. The museum provides an excellent opportunity for fans of Tintin or anyone interested in comics or graphic novels to learn more about one of Belgium's most famous cultural exports.
In conclusion, if you're planning a trip near Brussels anytime soon don't miss out on visiting Musée Hergé! This unique museum offers something for everyone - whether you're an avid fan or just curious about learning more about one of Belgium's most celebrated artists!
- Website
- museeherge.com
- Phone
- 010488421
- [email protected]
- Address
- Rue du Labrador 26
- Categories
- Museums and institutions
