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Cubitus: A Quirky Landmark in the Heart of Brussels

Discover the whimsical charm of Cubitus, Brussels' beloved peeing statue, a quirky landmark that brings smiles and laughter to all who visit.

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Cubitus is a unique and whimsical tourist attraction in Brussels, capturing the hearts of visitors with its playful design and charm. This quirky landmark, featuring a delightful peeing figure, is a must-see for anyone exploring the city's vibrant Pentagone district. Its humorous yet artistic presence draws tourists from all over, making it a perfect spot for memorable photos and light-hearted fun.

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Rue de Flandre 109, Brussels, Pentagone, 1000, BE

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    Getting There

    Metro

    Start your journey by taking the Brussels Metro. If you are near the Central Station, head to the 'Parc' metro station and take line 1 (the yellow line) towards 'Stockel'. Get off at the 'Sainte-Catherine' station. From there, exit the station and head south on Rue de la Bourse. Walk straight until you reach Rue de Flandre.

    Tram

    If you are near the 'Brussels Central' area, you can take tram line 9 or 19 from the 'Central Station' tram stop. Get off at the 'Sainte-Catherine' stop. Once you exit the tram, walk down Rue de la Bourse towards Rue de Flandre, then turn left onto Rue de Flandre. Continue walking until you reach number 109.

    Bus

    You can also take bus number 29 from the 'Brussels Central' bus stop. Travel towards 'La Roue' and get off at 'Sainte-Catherine'. After you get off, head south on Rue de la Bourse and turn left onto Rue de Flandre. Keep going straight until you reach Cubitus at Rue de Flandre 109.

    Walking

    If you are already around the Grand Place, you can easily walk to Cubitus. Head east from the Grand Place towards Rue de la Bourse, then walk straight until you reach Rue de Flandre. Turn left and walk until you see number 109 on your left.

    Local tips

    Visit during the day for the best lighting for photos.
    Combine your visit with a stroll through nearby shops and cafés.
    Bring kids along; they will enjoy the fun and playful atmosphere.
    Check out local events nearby that might be happening to enhance your visit.

    Discover more about Cubitus

    Nestled in the bustling Pentagone district of Brussels, Cubitus stands as a testament to the city’s quirky humor and artistic flair. This tourist attraction, often referred to as a ‘peeing boy’ statue, offers visitors a delightful departure from traditional monuments and is a symbol of the city’s eccentric spirit. The statue’s design, which combines whimsy with artistic expression, invites both laughter and admiration, making it a favored spot for tourists seeking unique experiences. As you approach Cubitus, you’ll be captivated by its playful charm that adds a light-hearted touch to your exploration of Brussels. The surrounding area is lively, filled with cafés and shops that reflect the rich culture of the city. It is common to see visitors snapping photos and sharing laughs as they interact with this iconic figure. Beyond just a photo opportunity, Cubitus serves as a reminder of the importance of joy and creativity in urban spaces. The location is easily accessible, allowing you to incorporate a visit into your walking tour of the city’s historical sites. Whether you are traveling with friends, family, or solo, a stop at Cubitus is sure to leave you with a smile and a memorable story to tell. Don’t forget to take a moment to appreciate the artistic details of the statue, which speak to Brussels’ unique blend of culture and humor. This charming landmark is not just a sight to see; it is an experience that embodies the playful heart of Brussels.

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