Marc Sleen Museum

Marc Sleen is a living icon of Belgian comic strips. His work can be seen at the rue des Sables in Brussels, just opposite the Belgian Comic Strip Centre.

In the unique setting of a former newspaper agency, the Marc Sleen Museum presents:

• a permanent exhibition on the work and life of Marc Sleen
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• a reading point where you can flick through his books
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• a cycle of temporary exhibitions showing the multiple facets of his extraordinary work

The Rue des Sables wasn't chosen by chance. On this same street, some metres further, Marc Sleen had a studio where he created Néron, his most famous and loved character, in 1947.

Guided visits for groups from 15 to 25 persons only by reservation a couple of weeks before.

Tickets can be purchased at the Belgian Comic Strip Centre, just opposite the Marc Sleen Museum.

The museum is only partially accessible to wheelchairs.

Connected events:

• It's ready! Waffles, chips and the famous Nero beer

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