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Manneken Pis

Name: Manneken Pis
Rating: 4

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Meet Manneken Pis, the tiny bronze boy that has become Brussels' mascot. Squeeze to the front for a look at the statue, and with luck, catch him in one of his many costumes.

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Full description

Manneken Pis is a small bronze fountain statue of a boy, dating to the 17th century and one of the best-known symbols of Brussels. Its modest size surprises many first-time visitors, but its personality is the draw: the figure is dressed in different costumes on festival days and special occasions, drawing reviewers' delight.

The corner is busy even on weekdays, so expect a crowd and a quick stop of about 15 minutes. It is free and open at all hours, and sits within easy walking distance of the Grand Place.

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Address

1000 Brussels, Belgium · Brussels

Website

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Hours

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Booking

Walk-in

Duration

15 min

Best time

early morning, morning, afternoon or early evening

Intensity

Easy pace

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Good to know

Go early morning to avoid the heaviest crowds
ask or check locally for costume days if you want to see him dressed
combine it with a walk from the nearby Grand Place.

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Reviews

Manneken Pis is a fun and iconic symbol of Brussels. Despite its small size, it has a big personality and is definitely worth a quick visit. The playful nature of the statue, especially when dressed in different costumes, makes it a memorable spot. Located in a lively area, it’s perfect for taking photos and adds a…

Qhulz

1/5

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