Manneken Pis Tours and Tickets
Manneken Pis
Keep an eye out, as the status is only 18 inches (45 centimeters) tall and can be easy to miss.
The statue is protected behind a fence, so it’s only possible to admire it and take photos from a distance.
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It’s free to visit Manneken Pis, as it’s a public statue in Brussels. However, there are also plenty of affordable tours available that offer insight into the statue, as well as other key landmarks. Guided tours begin at just US$4, while tours that include tastings are upwards of US$85.
Manneken Pis is situated at the corner of Rue de l'Étuve and Rue du Chêne in central Brussels, just a short walk from the Grand-Place (Grote Markt). When traveling by metro, you can get off at several nearby stations: Anneessens, Bourse, or Central.
Manneken Pis is often dressed in costumes to commemorate certain festivities or to represent associations or groups. The tradition of dressing up the statue dates back to the 17th century, and he has worn outfits donated by associations, regions, or folk groups.
The statue of Manneken Pis in Brussels is actually a replica of the original. The replica has been displayed since 1965, as the original was repeatedly damaged or stolen. Now, the original is stored away safely for protection in the Brussels City Museum (Musée de la Ville de Bruxelles).
Nearby attractions to Manneken Pis include the Grand-Place, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Brussels City Museum, which houses the original Manneken Pis statue. You can also explore Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, a historic shopping arcade, and the GardeRobe MannekenPis Museum, which showcases the statue’s extensive collection of costumes.