Practical information

The Hergé Museum is much more than your average museum: visitors travel deep within the life and work, the trials, tribulations, and astounding creativity of one man, and in doing so traverse the era in which he lived.

Opening times and admission

Opening times :

Every day except Mondays, 1st January and 25 December.
From Tuesday to Friday : 10.30 am to 5.30 pm
Saturday and Sunday : 10.00 am to 6.00 pm

Individuals, permanent and temporary exhibition :

Full price	12 €
Large families, students, seniors (over 65)	7 €
Children from 7 to 14 years old	5 €
Students at Louvain-la-Neuve / Amis du Musée L	5 €
Article 27	1,25 €
Blindfolded guided tour	14 €

Groups, permanent and temporary exhibition (advanced reservation is required at least four days prior to the group visit) :

Adult groups (minimum 15 people), per adult	9 €
Senior groups (minimum 15 people), per adult	7 €
School groups (minimum 15 children), per child	5 €
Guide ((minimum 15 adults; maximum 25 - bookings must be made at least 14 days in advance; guides available in English, French or Dutch), per guide	125 €

Audio-guide :

FR, NL, EN, DE, ES and ZH	Free*
*Except each first Sunday of the month	5 €

Guiding persons with a vision impairment : (maximum 25 people)

Price per guide

75 €

Reservation

resa@museeherge.com
T. +32 (0)10 48 84 13

Route and access plan

Address

Musée Hergé
Rue du Labrador, 26 - B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Tél : +32 10 488 421

Localization

Route

Download our brochure (pdf) Travel and accomodation.

By car
GPS coordinates for the Museum : 50° 40' 16.42"N - 4° 36' 45.28" E - Altitude 119m.
Parking : Grand Place / zone rouge.

By train (the Museum is 3 minutes walk from the train station)
- Schedules on the SNCB web site (choose destination Louvain-la-Neuve).
- There is a B-Excursion (train + museum admission) « Musée Hergé ».

Shuttle bus from Brussels
A shuttle bus can pick you up directly from your Brussels hotel (please confirm that your hotel participates in the shuttle service) or from the City Tours Brussels office. For more informations, visit the Brussels City Tours web site or donwload the flyer.

« Le Petit Vingtième » restaurant

Complementing your visit to the Hergé Museum, “Le Petit Vingtième” restaurant offers you the chance to unwind and enjoy yourself in modern, refined surroundings. The exquisite menu changes seasonally, and offers you an opulent choice of fine-tasting dishes made from fresh ingredients.

Tintinologists and the wider public alike will particularly enjoy the décor, themed around the wonderful cover pages from Le Petit Vingtième, the weekly children’s supplement which published The Adventures of Tintin from 10 June 1929. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Opening hours :
From Tuesday to Friday from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm
Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm
Closed Mondays, 1 January and 25 December

Tel : +32 10 488 426
Fax : +32 10 455 777
Email : petitvingtieme@museeherge.com

Free Wifi
Lunch starts from 16,50€

Hergé shop

No visit to the museum is complete without a little browsing for the perfect souvenir! The Hergé Museum has its own shop, where you will be able to find just the right memento for yourself, or as a gift to somebody special.

The range of titles published by Moulinsart, alongside the series of albums, offer a panoramic perspective over the work of Hergé. Whether young or old, an avid Tintinologist or simply somebody who enjoys the fascinating world created by one of the most imaginative artists of the twentieth century; there is something here for everyone.

The shop is open, from Tuesday to Sunday, 10.00 am to 6.00 pm.

Tel : +32 10 488 427
Fax : +32 10 455 777
Email : librairie@museeherge.com

Visiting Louvain-la-Neuve

In French :

« Honnêtement, je ne savais pas à quoi m'attendre d'un citytrip à Louvain-la-Neuve, mais la ville étudiante m'a agréablement surprise ! L'accueillant centre sans voiture, l'ambiance conviviale, les petites rues pleines d'art urbain coloré... Tant de choses à faire et à découvrir ! »

Un week-end à la découverte de Louvain-la-Neuve, à lire sur le site belgiantrain.be

Groups and events

Are you looking for the perfect place for your special event? It would be difficult to find a more unique and chic environment for the ultimate business get-together than the Hergé Museum.

Event arrangements

Our expert staff will ensure the success of your evening, whether you would like to arrange meetings, drinks, conferences or presentations. The Museum is a very flexible venue, perfectly suited to a wide range of events.

Watch the video (in French)

Download the transcript of the video

Presentation leaflet

We invite you to download our presentation leaflet (PDF).

Request a quote

E-mail : event@museeherge.com
Tél : +32 10 488 421
Fax : +32 10 455 777

Schools

Come and discover the life and work of Hergé with your students! You have heard about the creator of Tintin and Snowy; now learn about the founder of European comic strips, an incredible artist with diverse talents.

Pedagogical dossier-briefcases

Pedagogical dossier-briefcases are now available at the Museum. They have been created for teachers and students, to compliment visits to the eight exhibition galleries. These dossiers include fun and dynamic interdisciplinary activities to pique the interest of children with a range of abilities.

We advise teachers who wish to visit the Hergé Museum with one of these dossiers first to examine its content online. You can obtain a link to the content by writing an email to info@museeherge.com.

Pedagogical dossier-briefcases are aimed at the three primary school cycles :
cycle 2 : years 1-2
cycle 3 : years 3-4
cycle 4 : years 5-6

There are five dossiers per cycle. They must be reserved two weeks in advance. When you make your reservation, please specify on the form which of the dossiers you would like. For more information, please contact the Museum on +32 10 488 421 or by using the email address info@museeherge.com.

Booking

E-mail : resa@museeherge.com
Tél : +32 10 488 413

Accessibility

In the interest of making culture accessible to all, the Hergé Museum has different facilities in place and special activities organised.

Reservation / Information

Visitors with disabilities are allowed free entry. Two accompanying visitors from an overall group of at least ten people, will also be given free entry.

E-mail : resa@museeherge.com
Tel : +32 10 488 413

Activities to raise awareness of blindness

On this guided tour visitors discover the universe of Hergé while blindfolded. Without the aid of visual stimulation, visitors are invited to touch, smell and imagine the Hergé Museum.

This guided visit must be reserved at least two weeks in advance. The cost of the visit is €14 per person (child or adult). The tour takes around 45 minutes, followed by 30 minutes of free roaming to allow visitors to compare experiencing the museum in two very different ways.

Visit for the blind and the visually impaired

The Hergé Museum staff have been trained by the Amis des Aveugles association, so as to be able to improve the experience of blind or visually impaired visitors.

Guided visit :
- Must be reserved at least two weeks in advance.
- €75 per group (from 10 to 25 people)
- Visits last around 1 hour.

Deaf and hard-of-hearing

Guided visits in Belgian Francophone sign language (LSFB) :
- Must be reserved at least two weeks in advance.
- €75 per group (from 10 to 25 people).
- Visits last around an hour and a half.
- A short dictionary of the main signs used in relation to the universe of Hergé is available at the museum.

Persons of reduced mobility

The Hergé Museum is easily accessible to people of reduced mobility. The museum was designed to make all galleries including the temporary exhibition gallery, easy to visit. The infrastructure of the museum (lifts, walkways, toilets, restaurant, shop) also caters for people of reduced mobility. Two wheelchairs are available upon request.

The Amis du Musée Hergé (ADMH)

The Hergé Museum has created a society of friends and patrons. If you would like to become a member of the Amis du Musée Hergé and benefit from privileged access to the Museum as well as from a host of other advantages, don't hesitate a moment longer: join us!

ADMH Web site