Permanent exhibitions
The Invention of Comic Strip
How did the comic strip begin, and how is it defined? This exhibition takes you on a journey in enormous strides through the history of the world and its civilisations.
Saint-Roch Room – The Treasury
This room where original documents are shown (sketches, drawings, colourings, plates, covers, manuscripts etc.) is closed for a renovation and renewal of the exhibition. The new exhibition will be called 'The Art of Comic Strip'.
Horta and the Waucquez Warehouse
This exhibition tells the story of a shop the like of which is no longer seen. Now over 100 years old, this is the only semi-industrial building designed by Victor Horta still in existence today. And what an existence it has had!
The Museum of Imagination (1929-1959)
This exhibition shows the greatest moments in the history of the European comic strip, popularised by the Belgian pioneers. From Hergé to Roba, it explores the careers and works of the authors who have made Belgium the Kingdom of the Comic Strip.
