Comics Art Museum (with kids)

One of the reasons I wanted to visit Brussels was this place. But honestly, it wasn’t what I had imagined. The ticket was quite expensive for such a small museum. The interior was nice, but the price definitely wasn’t worth it for such a small space.

I checked the times before going and this time managed to enter the museum that was well worth the wait. The building to start with is a splendid example of the art nouveau factory that it was. The comic collection and history is dense and full of examples from the Belguim tradition of comic books.

I loved the museum. Awesome to get to know the history of comics and also find new ones to read. The museum and store could be a bit bigger, as the visit can last less then an hour.

I visited the Comic Art Museum in Brussels and enjoyed the artistic side of it. It’s especially nice for people who love drawing, illustration, and storytelling. You can see the evolution of comic art and how the drawing style changed over time. Some drawings have hidden messages or deeper meanings behind them, which makes it more interesting. It’s a good place to visit once—one time is enough to...

A very complete approach and exploration of Belgian comics, as well as to the art of comics as a whole. The museum has quite a lot of exhibitions (we weren’t aware it would take us that much time!), which is great because you get to see many different sides of this art, from its apparition to its creative development as well as both the masters of Belgian comics and more recent authors. Would defi...