Manneken Pis

The sculpture is a bronze fountain created by Hiëronymus Duquesnoy the Elder in the early 17th century, representing a small boy urinating into a basin. It is recognized as a symbol of the city's rebellious spirit and local folklore, embodying a humorous and irreverent character. The statue features an extensive wardrobe with over 900 costumes, reflecting various aspects of history, art, and culture. It is classified as cultural heritage and remains an iconic artwork within the city.