Belgian Comic Strip Center
Belgium, one of the main actors in the comic strips, had to have its own museum over this art.
It is installed in the old Waucquez stores, built by Victor Horta in 1906. This museum shelters an incredible historical and contemporary collection of plates and objects over the comic strip and its authors. You can also follow in one of the first halls the genesis of the comic strip. On the ground floor, you will find the largest comic strip library in the world, one reading room and a restaurant which makes a good stopover to have lunch.
Closed on the 1st of January and the 25th of December.
Guided tour upon prior request. |
Parking PRM
- Accessible parking : No slot
Limited parking spaces on the street
ENTRY / ACCESS
- Sidewalk : Irregular
- Step(s) : Yes high
The persons in a wheelchair enter through a side door leading to the restaurant.
This door is not always open.
Circulate
- Floor(s) : Several with acces
- Room : Full foot (Fully)
Ascenceurs
- Elevator / Door : Yes
The exhibition is located on the first floor, there are no stairs and the spaces are connected with ramps measuring 1.50 m which simplifies the circulation
Use / visit
- Conference room(s) : Not accessible/Inexistant
- WC for prm : Adapted
Shop :
- is located on the ground floor
- everything is at floor-level
- the passage between the racks is too small, wheelchairusers cannot get through.
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