Broussaille and Sackville mural

The Broussaille and Sackville murals, in Brussels

The Broussaille and Sackville murals adorn a lively crossroads of Brussels, on the comic route of the town. The Brussels audio-guided tour stops here to evoke these colourful frescoes, which celebrate comics and urban art.

The frescoes of the comic route

At a lively crossroads of Brussels, two murals, Broussaille and Sackville, invite you to linger a few minutes to soak up their colours and the originality of the place. They are part of the famous comic route of the town, an itinerary marked with monumental frescoes paying tribute to the ninth art and its heroes, of which Brussels is the capital. The Broussaille fresco is one of the oldest and most emblematic of this route. These works transform the façades into an open-air gallery, blending art, comics and neighbourhood life, and reveal the creative and joyful spirit of the Belgian capital.

What to see

You admire the two colourful frescoes Broussaille and Sackville, at a lively crossroads, among the emblematic works of the comic route of Brussels, which transform the façades into an open-air gallery. These murals celebrate comics and urban art. It is an original stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The Broussaille and Sackville murals lie at a crossroads of the centre of Brussels, reachable on foot. They are open-air works, freely visible from the public space. You discover them along the route of the frescoes of the town.

What are the Broussaille and Sackville murals?

Two colourful frescoes adorning a crossroads of Brussels, among the emblematic works of the comic route of the town, capital of the ninth art.

Where are the Broussaille and Sackville murals?

At a crossroads of the centre of Brussels, in Belgium.