Can a boy be too strong? Here at the Benoîet Brisefer – Steven Sterk Mural, we see the incredibly strong Benoîet, known as Steven Sterk in Dutch. This mural, part of Brussels’ Comic Strip Walk, captures the spirit of Peyo’s beloved comic creation. Benoîet Brisefer first burst onto the scene in Spirou magazine in 1960. The boy with the beret and red jacket quickly became a favorite. He was polite and helpful, yet harbored a secret: superhuman strength. Benoîet Brisefer could lift elephants and outrun speeding cars. But a common cold could drain his powers, turning him into an ordinary boy. This mural depicts Benoîet in all his youthful glory. The artwork, created by Urbana Project in 2015, sits on Rue Haute. It’s a vibrant testament to Benoîet’s enduring popularity. The Benoîet Brisefer – Steven Sterk Mural perfectly captures his innocent charm. Remember, he’s not just strong, he’s incredibly strong. So, the next time you’re strolling through Brussels, remember the boy who was too strong for his own good. Find the Benoîet Brisefer – Steven Sterk Mural and relive the adventures of this beloved Belgian icon.
Rue Albert Meurice – Albert Meuricestraat
Serenity Bar a yoga studio sits on Rue Albert Meurice. This quiet street in Etterbeek Brussels holds a peaceful energy.