This is the official store of Tintin! It's not only a store but a museum of sorts as well. You can…read moresee Tintin throughout the ages. Whether you're a huge fan or a novelist, it's absolutely a place worth popping in. They've got all sorts of collectibles, anything you can imagine, really. Toys, books, shirts, stickers, and so forth. Some items can be pricey but they've done a good job of carrying items in every price range.

Cool store. I grew up reading the Adventures of Tintin and his doggie Milou all over the world…read more Thanks to Tintin I dreamed of places and action that only happened in those 'bandes dessines'. My oldest brother had the full collection of comics for years (what a pity that there was no culture of keeping these type of cultural heirloms for the future:( and I also had several Tintin toys when kid. Everybody in Spain (and Europe) loves Tintin, and this was my second visit to this store/pseudo museum. They have tons of toys, miniatures and books for the hardcore fans and for the ones initiating. The shape of the store is a little bit weird, and can be very congested and many people visit. It is free entrance (in case from the outside you think is a paying museum!) and it is a great experience to visit if only to know something more about the Belgiam art and fun approach to things. Remember to take a look at all those Tintin related murals all over Brussels!