 Manneken Pis - Reviews from across the web
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Manneken Pis - Brussels - Reviews of Manneken Pis - TripAdvisor
Most of the previous reviewers are right! Have a sense of humour. Part of the fun is watching people's reaction to him. It is only a short walk from that fabulous place Grand Place, so no gr...
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Manneken Pis- Brussels, Belgium - VirtualTourist.com
This statue can be thought of as the emblem of Brussels, but when you see it I think the reaction is likely to be “is that it?”, or “what is all the fuss about?” This is no Eiffel Tower or Statue of Liberty – it’s simply a small water fountain on a street corner, albeit a somewhat suggestive one! Ne...
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Manneken Pis - Brussels Tourist Traps - VirtualTourist.com
In Brussels the biggest traps - but fun to visit are 'Mascon ***' (?) a stature in central Brussels of a boy child pissing (complete with running water). The local shop owner dresses the statue in a different outfit daily and then sells hundreds of the outfits to tourists. Makes you wonder how many ...
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Manneken Pis, Brussels - Reviews of Manneken Pis - IgoUgo
Manneken Pis means as much to Brussels as the Eiffel Tower and Statue of Liberty mean to Paris and New York. The tiny statue was cast in bronze in 1619 by Jerome Duquesnoy but was unfortunately destroyed. Another was cast to replace it in 1630. Seemingly destined to doom, the replacement was repeate...
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iExplore Community: Manneken-Pis - Brussels, Belgium
The Manneken-Pis was naked the day we first saw him and the next day when we went back, he was in a military uniform. Different groups sponser outfits for him and there is a timetable up beside him saying what the next outfit will be and when it will be changed. To see pictures of a collection of hi...
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iExplore Community: Manneken%20Pis - Brussels, Belgium
Manneken Pis is a statue, about two feel tall, of a little boy who is peeing into the small pool below. There are many stories surrounding the origin or meaning of this statue, but despite the doubt, it has become a symbol of Brussels. Usually the boy is naked, but on some days, he is dressed in col...
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Manneken Pis, Brussels | MyTravelGuide.com
Manneken Pis means as much to Brussels as the Eiffel Tower and Statue of Liberty mean to Paris and New York. The tiny statue was cast in bronze in 1619 by Jerome Duquesnoy but was unfortunately destroyed. Another was cast to replace it in 1630. Seemingly destined to doom, the replacement was repeate...
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RealTravel - Manneken Pis.... | Brussels Travel Blog | Brussels Travel Reviews
Roaming the streets in search of Manneken Pis, the most famous of famous statues in Brussels, we are bombarded by the smell of freshly made Belgian waffle. It felt like there was one on every corner and the delicious aroma is relentless breaking even the most tenacious diet observers....(mine was no...
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Manneken Pis Flashing Mobile Phone Handy Strap
There are several legends behind this statue, but the most famous is the one about Duke Godfried II of Brabant. In 1142, the troops of this two-year-old lord were battling against the troops of the Berthouts, the lords of Grimbergen, in Ransbeke (currently Neder-over-Heembeek). The troops put the in...
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Manneken Pis - Sightseeing International Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
Rue de l´etuve / This tiny statue of a boy taking a leak is one of Brussels most famous Landmarks, and one of the most disappointing. The Manneken Pis has numerous legends and a collection of more than 500 costumes which are on display in the Musee de Ville de Bruxelles. in 1985 the Manneken Pis got...
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