The Joke on the Policeman Monument in Brussels: photos, reviews

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Brussels, despite its apparent seriousness and dignity, is filled with irony and humor, which give the city a special charm. The "Joke on a Policeman" monument was installed in the Molenbeek district back in 1985, serving as a great example of the 'jocular' culture of the outwardly strict Belgian capital.

Upon first "meeting" the sculpture, there is a distinct feeling that it replicates a scene from some popular comic book. A clumsy policeman is caught off-guard by a hooligan who suddenly emerges from a manhole and grabs the law enforcer by the leg. The "Joke on a Policeman" was created by the renowned sculptor Tom Franzen, who also gained fame with another one of his works - the "Peeing Dog".

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What is the address of The Joke on the Policeman Monument?
The Joke on the Policeman Monument is located at Schoolstraat 76, Brussels, Belgium.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Comte de Flandre (95 m walk)
- Bus stop Sint-Jans-Molenbeek Merchtem (226 m walk)
- Bus stop Merchtem (227 m walk)
- Bus stop Borne (276 m walk)

The Joke on the Policeman Monument in Brussels

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