Moof Museum

Wer Comics liebt, der ist hier genau richtig.
Ein eigenes Museum für originale Comicfiguren. Hier kann man die Schlümpfe, Tim und Struppi (TinTin), Asterix und Obelix und viele, viele andere Comicfiguren sehen und bestaunen.
Ein Museum für Groß und Klein, zum Lesen und Stauen, zum Lernen und Erinnerungen wach rufen.
Wir hatten hier eine großartige Zeit.

If you love Tintin and Smurfs, this is the place you shouldn’t miss. If you just happens to like animation, this place is also quite interesting to visit.
I read this museum online, it got my interest very soon. So I decided to give it a visit. The museum itself was very close to the central station, but yet it took some time to find it. Cuz the entrance of this museum was at the back of the main street, I got carry away from other places. Luckily, I saw the big white Smurf And heard some kids were singing the theme song of Smurfs, and eventually found the place.
Once I arrived, I got my ticket and started to explore around. The museum was smaller than I expected, but still looked great. Beside Tintin and Smurfs, they also got other cartoon figures here. There was also a small cinema which played the classic smurfs, I took some of time just enjoy it the film a bit, the «lalala» song very soon reminded me my childhood. It also got a game station for visitors. I did enjoyed my visit here, the only part which a bit turn off for me was the place is not so big.
At the exit, I saw that they also offer many different comics offer visitors to read, quite nice. The gift shop was quite cool as well, small but got many cool stuff, I only wish I got more money could spend on it. The staff were also very friendly and fun.
At the end, I am very happy that I have visited this place. It isn’t so big, but much better than I expected. I will like to visit again next time when I am in Brussels. By then, hopefully this place will got more and even cooler collection.

Only 6 days in Europe and we choose to take a stop here. It was completely worth it. It’s fairly inexpensive and thought the museum isn’t huge, the quality is staggering. I didn’t now many of the cartoons being a foreigner but I could appreciate them because of how well they were displayed. I didn’t recognized he surf characters through out he museum and outside he museum. The shop at the end of the tour isn’t much but it didn’t ruin my experience at the museum. There was even a room which you could play a ton of different video games that were from Belgium. I highly recommend a stop at this museum, the moment you talk to the first staff member you’ll realize the experience will be great.

J’ai eu la chance de visiter ce musée en soirée, lors d’un évènement privé. Tout au long du parcours de celui-​ci, on découvre les grandes figures de BD, à travers des planches, des figurines, des histoires racontées. Ils ont même réussi à négocier avec Moulinsart pour avoir une partie consacrée à Tintin!
Ce que j’ai beaucoup aimé, c’est l’espace cinéma où se trouvent les chaises aux noms des artistes de BD et une belle collection de planches.
En résumé, pour les fans de BD ou ceux qui s’y intéressent, ce musée est truffé de petites pépites et perles!

Bof, bof pour le Moof. Je n’ai pas trouvé ça extraordinaire. Voir des figurines oui, pourquoi pas, mais je m’attendais à un musée en mouvement avec des rebondissements comme dans une BD.
Ce musée n’est pas tellement ludique pour des enfants (car trop statique) et pas très intéressant pour des adultes.
Donc pas de grand «Whaou «pour ce lieu. Quitte à voir des personnages de Bandes Dessinées, je recommande plutôt les balades au travers Bruxelles qui font découvrir les fresques à chaque coin de rues. Enfin, lorsqu’il pleut ça n’est pas drôle non plus…