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Manneken PisRue de L'Etuve, Brussels, BelgiumManneken 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 repeatedly attacked by the English and the French. The spirit of the tiny boy could not be annihilated however, and his remaining fragments were gathered up and used to form the mould from which today's Manneken Pis was cast. During high season, visitors from around the world gather to see the little, weeing statue's ever-changing wardrobe.
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Oct 5, 2007 by
harry from raymore
“This place really is horrible I hated, it was ugly.” 2 of 4 people found this review helpful.Popular Attractions in BrusselsView all attractions in Brussels
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