Peeing Dog monument in Brussels: photos, reviews

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A four-legged animal caught unawares in the very heart of Brussels adds to the "duet" of the famous "peeing" monuments of a boy and a girl, which have become the unofficial symbols of the Belgian capital. The "Peeing Dog" statue perfectly matches the "original" in size, making it easy to mistake for a real stray dog in the evening.

The sculpture appeared at the intersection of two main Brussels streets relatively recently - only in the year 2000. Its creator, Tom Franzen, intended it as a way to demonstrate the importance of merging different cultures into one. The "Peeing Dog" is made of bronze, and therefore is protected by the city from vandals who have attempted to steal the monument on several occasions.

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Suitable for children

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Sint-Gorik

Bus stop 116 m walk

Beurs

Bus stop 84 m walk

Brussel Beurs

Bus stop 138 m walk

Brussel Dansaert

Bus station 253 m walk

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4.2/5 6,130 reviews

John French

Après le manneken pis, le chien

Ernesto Pérez

Curioso como idea pero no es nada especial. Me gustaron más los murales de Asterix y de Lucky Luke que están muy cerca del perro.

Eduardo Muñoz

Otro de la familia de los meones, parte de la ruta turística.

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Peeing Dog monument in Brussels

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