Few posts ago I mentioned Hergé, the man behind “The adventures of Tintin”. Here is another comic wall mural in Brussels. This one is from the comicbook of Ric Hochet.
Category: Brussels
Inside the shop
This is once again Brussels. I was wondering around the city when a I stumbled upon this woodworking shop. The man on the photo (probably the owner) was working on something by the window and just as I was about to press the shutter to take my 3 shots, he turned to talk to someone else in the shop.
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Brussels continued
Well as the title suggests, here is more of Brussels. Just a random shot of its citizens going about their day.
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On the other side of Brussels
This is on the other side of the canal in Brussels. Other being opposite to the city centre. In my experience it seems like lots of people who zip through the city on their european travels don’t find Brussels particularly interesting or attractive. But I couldn’t disagree more, I really like the city. Brussels is very unique, it has character and is a melting pot of many different nationalities and ethnicities. It doesn’t take long to walk around its neighbourhoods to see how different one is from the other. In a matter of days you can go from the historic city centre to the suits of european business capital to the busy streets of north african neighbourhoods right into Matonge, a lively home to a congolese community. And that still wouldn’t be the end of it.
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Delirium cafe
This little street in Brussels, Belgium is where you can find the famous Delirium Cafe, which offers beers from over 60 countries around the world. A record I believe and a definite must if you’re in town.
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Hergé et Palais de Justice
Hergé is the name behind the comic series “The adventures of TIntin“. His drawings pop up out of nowhere all around Brussels. But there are plenty of drawing from other comics all around the city. This is one of those random drawings on some street behind the justice palace (palais de justice).
