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I bought one book there (Tintin and the Alph Art, the unfinished one by Herge). The price was around 14 Euros if I recall correctly. The entire set would be pretty expensive I guess.

I would recommend getting the kids acquainted with Tintin first. Buy a few of the most child- friendly Tintin stories ( In Tibet, Secret of the Licorne, for example , or just let them choose themselves) and only then take them to museum. I good place to go is the Cook& Book restaurant, and submerge them first in the Belgium comics culture. In the museum they offer an excellent audio guide with quizzes that help children get into it. I grew up reading Tintin so I loved the museum and was there 3 times. However if you don't know Herge or Tintin it could be a little boring. Hope I helped.

There's a very nice restaurant inside the museum, it serves wonderful food.

Check w your hotel if they can book you on a City Tours package that includes pick up and drop off at your hotel and the admission for the museum and the audio guide. I think this comes out cheaper and more convenient than going there via public transport

Robson, O museu tem uma loja dentro e lá tem muitas coisas, mas eu não vi os dvds da série de tv para vender. Já vi alguns episódios para vender na Saraiva, no entanto. Continuam disponíveis. Se sua intenção for comprar os livros, aí sim - eles vendem todos. Já o preço, não sei se vale tanto a pena. Custam de 9 a 10 euros, enquanto no Brasil você encontra entre 30 e 40 reais.