Near Grand Place on Rue de la Colline, The Tintin shop brings the comic’s characters and stories into a compact Brussels store. Browse books in different languages, figurines, clothing and collectibles tied to the comics, films and cartoons. Displays give the shop a small-museum feel, with more to see toward the back, including posters with a vintage look. You can look around without buying, though some collectibles may feel expensive. It suits Tintin fans especially, but the books and displays also give newcomers a reason to stop.
Books, figures and memorabilia
The shop stocks Tintin books in multiple languages alongside figurines, clothing and other collectibles connected with the comics, films and cartoons. Its displays bring the different editions and memorabilia together, so you can browse even if you are not planning to buy anything.
The selection includes special collectibles as well as souvenirs. Prices can be high on some items, so check the cost before choosing a keepsake.
Look beyond the entrance
The shop sits on Rue de la Colline, close to Grand Place. From the street it can look smaller than it is; walk farther inside to find additional displays and posters, including designs with a vintage appearance.
Tintin was created in Belgium, and Brussels has comic-strip murals around the city. The shop offers a focused stop for fans interested in the character, while its books and displays can also introduce the series to newcomers.
FAQ
Where is The Tintin shop in Brussels?
It is at Rue de la Colline 13, close to Grand Place.
What can you buy at The Tintin shop?
The shop sells Tintin books in several languages, figurines, clothing, posters and other collectibles connected with the comics and screen adaptations.
Can you visit without buying anything?
Yes. You can browse the displays without making a purchase.
How long should you plan for a visit?
Allow about 30 to 60 minutes to browse the shop and its displays.
