Manneken Pis is, without a doubt, one of the most famous landmarks in Brussels (and the rest of Belgium). This bronze statue of a peeing little boy is dedicated to the legend of a boy who once saved the city from being burnt out by extinguishing a fire with his willy. It’s interesting to note that this statue has over 1,000 different costumes.

Brussels’ main square, the Grand Place (or Grote Markt in Dutch), is one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. In my opinion, this place alone makes Brussels worth visiting. With its beautiful Town Hall and guild houses, the Grand Place is home to some amazing architecture, and it’s one of these places that you cannot miss during a visit to the Belgian capital.