The famous pissing boy statue is not the only one in Brussels. Just down the alley from the Manneken-Pis is a statue of a girl engaged in a similar act - however it is hidden behind bars and not so celebrated as the boy.

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If you are staying for some days in Brussels, don't miss the chance for a sightseeing tour to some famous landmarks in the city of Brussels.

Visit the Atomium in Heysel Park, the monument was build for the World Fair of Brussels in 1958 you can easily go there with the metro (Station Heysel).

Another monument you must see is the bronze statue of Manneken Pis at corner of Rue de L'Etuve and Stoofstraat.

www.atomium.be/HTMLsite/dyn/eindex.html
manneken-pis.com
www.hotelara.com/travel/belgium/brussels/sightseeing.html

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A masterpiece of design, the main surviving relic of the 1958 World Fair, the Atomium is a giant aluminium and stainless-steel representation of the atoms in a steel molecule. Recently renovated to its original shining glory, the Atomium will reopen for visitors in February 2006. Features will include a top-floor restaurant with panoramic views. The building will host exhibitions and artefacts from the 1958 fair, but the building is worth a visit on its own.

Square Atomium, 1020 Brussels; Metro 1A to Heysel; www.atomium.be

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