• Manneken Pis - Mannekin Pis
  Along the Rue de l’Etuve is Brussels’ best-known landmark, the Manneken Pis, usually besieged by a throng of tourists. Although he can be traced back to at least 1388, nothing much is known about the origin of the figure of a little boy urinating, popularly referred to as “the oldest citizen of Brussels.” The Manneken is, however, surrounded by various legends. According to one, the fountain is a memorial to a courageous infant who averted a conflagration, according to another, it commemorates the son of a count who succumbed to a pressing urge while taking part in a procession. The present statue was made in 1619 by Jérôme Duquesnoy the Elder and has been stolen on several occasions though always recovered. During major celebrations, events, and festivals in Brussels, the statue is famed for being dressed in costume

• Expert local guide

Setting out from the grandiose Grand Place, the birthplace of medieval Brussels, we embark on our journey in a luxury vehicle. Our polyglot guide will lead you through all the essential sights in the city center, along with the Atomium, the royal palace, and the EU district. To put it simply, you get an exhaustive tour of Brussels. Your guide is your host, providing you with an endless list of recommendations and answering all your questions. If high-quality service is what you seek, treat yourself to this memorable and personal introduction to Brussels.

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