This symbols of Bruxelles is in the city centre where lots of historical building stands. Not difficult to find and do not expect much, just read the story about this statue. Nice to know, but nothing specific. More

tiny little statue.surely they can come up with something a little more interesting to support their tourism More

its more of a statue than a fountain. Just 2-3 mins is more than enough. Combine it with a visit to the grand palace. More

It's a cute little statue of a peeing boy. However, I think it way overrated. It's small and it's mounted on a wall. Maybe 18" tall. I think one of the souvenir stores nearby will sell you a larger one. I think everyone should see it if they're in the IMMEDIATE area but I think it's a huge waste of... More

It's the tiniest statue of a boy peeing. We spent almost an hour looking for it because it is inconspicuous. Not worth the trouble. Grab some frites or waffles instead! More

A perfect example of marketing and promotion. A really small statue, nothing important. Just pass-by and take some pictures. Avoid stores around it, a bit expensive. Sometimes it is dressed with various costumes. More

The good news is that the Mannekin Pis is less than a five-minute walk from La Grande Place in Brussels. The statue is a lot smaller than one would think, and it is often covered by donated clothing such that most of the statue (except for its operational member) can't actually be seen. It takes five minutes to get there... More

We were deceived, the statue is very small, don't bother to go. There are a lot of tourist groups taking photos, I can't see why it's so interesting. More

This is a well-known tourist attraction in Brussels, but it's a little over-rated in itself. It really isn't much more than a tiny sectioned-off statue showing a little boy peeing. This has been exploited by the hyped-up commercialised area immediately surrounding it. When i saw the same statue 20 years ago, it was dressed in special clothes, but this time,... More