The Belgian Comic Strip Center is a museum located in Brussels, dedicated to the art and history of comic strips. Housed in a former textile factory, it showcases the evolution of comics in Belgium, highlighting famous characters and artists. Visitors can explore various exhibitions featuring original artwork, interactive displays, and a library of comic books. The center celebrates iconic Belgian comics, including works by renowned creators like Hergé, the creator of Tintin, and Peyo, known for The Smurfs. It serves as a cultural hub for comic enthusiasts and tourists alike.