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No visit to Brussels would be complete without a stop at Manneken Pis, the famous fountain sculpture of a little boy urinating. Despite its small size—just 55.5 centimeters tall—it carries a rich history. The statue is often dressed in various costumes during holidays and festivals, and there is even a museum showcasing these outfits.
Royal Palace: A Majestic Sight
The Royal Palace, located in the Royal Quarter, serves as the working palace for the Belgian King. Though the interior is only open to the public during specific months, its exterior is quite photogenic. Visitors should not miss the ceremonial changing of the guards, which takes place daily.