Beursschouwburg
Beursschouwburg: Brussels' Vibrant Arts Hub
Experience the quirky charm of Zinneke Pis, Brussels' whimsical fountain that embodies the city's lighthearted spirit and humor.
Zinneke Pis, a charming and whimsical fountain, is a must-see attraction in Brussels. This playful statue of a little boy urinating is not just a quirky landmark, but also symbolizes the city's humor and spirit. Nestled in the heart of Brussels, it's a delightful spot for photos and a quintessential part of the city's rich cultural tapestry.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Car
If you're driving from central Hesbaye, take the E40 motorway towards Brussels. Follow the signs for Brussels and continue on the E40. As you approach Brussels, merge onto the R0 ring road and follow the signs for 'Bruxelles-Centre.' Take exit 19 towards the city center. Once you are in the city, navigate to Rue des Chartreux 35, which is located in the Pentagon area of Brussels. There is limited parking available nearby, so be prepared to find a parking garage or public parking. Parking costs may vary, averaging around €2-€4 per hour.
Public Transportation
For those traveling by train, head to the nearest train station in Hesbaye and take a train to Brussels Central Station (Bruxelles-Central). The journey takes approximately 30-45 minutes. Once you arrive at Brussels Central Station, exit the station and walk towards the Rue de la Bourse. From there, you can catch tram line 3 or 4 at the 'Bourse' stop. Ride for two stops and get off at 'Anneessens.' Walk straight for about 10 minutes along Rue des Chartreux until you reach Rue des Chartreux 35, where Zinneke Pis is located. The tram ride costs around €2.10 for a single ticket.
Bus
You can also take a bus from various points in Hesbaye to Brussels. Check local bus services for routes to Brussels, aiming for stops that connect with the metro or tram network. If you reach the Brussels Midi/Zuid Station, transfer to the metro line 2 towards Simonis and get off at 'Annessens.' From there, it’s a short 10-minute walk to Rue des Chartreux 35. A bus ticket usually costs around €2.10.
Use Zinneke Pis as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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