Musée Hergé Reviews

Nice walk. To discover the artist's life, his work.

Nice presentation. Airy and tintinesque! Rather for tintinophiles.

Big, modern, lots of works, but not interactive enough.

Wonderful and full of details. Excellent audio tour in English.

Essential visit for comic lovers. It's worth the trip from Brussels

If you like Tintin, you will like this museum with a lot of original art work, statues, movies etc. that will give good insight on the creative process of Herge, the creator of Tintin.

Beautiful highlight of the work and its research. Splendid building

Great experience. Cons: too
expensive

Good presentation. Audioguide given with the ticket of entry. Life and work of Herge well developed. Interesting documentation.

Very nice museum to discover the designer. The main part of the museum relates to tintin so to all amateurs or connoisseurs of the world of comics I recommend. And even if you are not necessarily familiar with the 9th art (Like me) you will also find your happiness by old memories of childhood.

Fantastic tribute to Herge and a nice insight into his motives

Absolutely amazing museum, fascinating collection, and a good day out for the whole family

The museum is very nice but I had a very bad experience in the shop with the guy who was there. There was a game displayed in the shop with a price and when I went to pay, he said the price was different. I pointed out at the price on display but, instead of apologizing, he started to behave in a very rude manner. I would not mind to pay more for the item, but I do not accept such a behaviour if I am a client in a shop. Persons like that should not work in sales. He definitely had no manners. I will write a formal complain to the museum.

Extra highly documented and top sense of visit. Bravo

Loved the behind-the-scenes details about Tintin comics.

Visit of the museum very interesting. This place is nice and the tour very well done.

If you are a TinTin fan will need to go! It is a small Museum, but very interesting with a lot of history and information about Herge and TinTin crowd!

Very interesting museum. A flat for the restaurant: limited choice and expensive.

I relived my childhood in this place. If you re a tin tin fan, it s absolutely worth the visit. If you ve never read the comics, it may not be worth your time.

This is one of those must see places of you are a Tintin fanatic like I am. Keep in mind that this isn't necessarily a Tintin museum. It's more a museum dedicated to Herge and his life. It of course has a lot of Tintin exhibits explaining how each of the characters evolved which was wonderful to see. It has a gift shop and a cafe as well. The museum itself is about an hour away from Brussels central but is easily accessed using a train to Louvain La Nouve. Not a lot going on in that town other than the museum. Lots of kids there so I an guessing there is a school or a college nearby. If you don't want to have the expensive food in the cafe there are a few options in the square outside the museum.

Beautiful museum. I would have preferred the tour with a guide or headphones. This will be the opportunity to return

Amazing place to get lost in the magical world of TinTin (: Must visit

To see but the arrows for the stages of the visit are insufficient

Being Tin Tin fanatic, having come to this wonderful place is a dream came true!

Awesome for any Herge/Tintin fan. Extremely hard to find given it is attached to a university campus undergoing massive renovation. As a result, satnav directions just don't work. Both the large underground car parks nearby and the campus would benefit from clearer and more obvious signs directing the visitor to the Museum.
The only let-down is the shop. It isn't selling anything you can't get in Tintin outlets in, say, London. Missing a trick here also, by not selling Tintin DVDs.

One of the nice museums ive ever been, many artworks to see, architecture itself is also beautiful, staff are nice as well

Either Tintin lover or not, this museum is amazing. Not just about Tintin but also other Herge work. In this museum you will understand that Tintin is not just comics but also Herge politics opinion. That's why is named as Herge museum because finally it's about Herge himself.

It tells the story of Herge like nothing else. You see that Tintin (Kuifje) is only a part of what he is, although the most famous part. But Herge was much more.

Free entry on first Sunday every month ... skip the gift shop.

Beautiful museum - somewhat difficult to find. Only for fanatics, though as there is limited introductory material for children.

Nice museum, but very unpleasant shop staff, especially with the kids!

My childhood hero, Tintin. To finally visit the museum was a dream Come tru.
I did expect more to be honest. It was an okay experience.

I loved all of the history and thought processes that went into all of the pieces here! To see the evolution of the character Tin Tin to just being inside the mind of Herge/Georges Prosper Remi ! I would certainly love to visit again.

I cant recall being at a better museum, the experience touched me deeply, it was an incredible time and the building is just fantastic. If you are a tintin fan,
Go there. You'll probably cry of happiness hahah

Very well assembled, it is seen with audioguide in several languages very well explained. It explains very well the history of Belgium through Herge and the adventures of Tintin. The visit can take an hour and a More

Discover the fabulous course
of one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century

My son loves Tintin and was taken to the Herge museum as a treat while we were in Belgium. The whole family were very impressed with the layout of the museum and enjoyed discovering all about the author.

Nice museum. Plan on two hours here - that's how long the (free) audio tour is if you listen to everything.

One of the best museums I have visited.



The rooms, the exhibits and the manner in which they are presented are exceptional.

The audio guide is indispensable and free

Even for a neofite we take pleasure and we leave administrative of the work of Herge

Boards, drawings, history, some interactive spaces / with videos, accessibility to the top, to avoid for children under 8 years I would say.

Informative. The audio guide adds to the experience. If you're a Tintin fan then you really should make a trip out here. I was a bit disappointed that they didn't have any Farsi books on display...but they are hard to come by (the original Farsi Tintin translations).

A must see to better understand the life and work of Georges Remi

A must visit for all Tintin fans. Fantastic exhibits and a great insight to the person who made it all :)