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Visit Brussels’ Zinneke Pis Fountain

Zinneke Pis in Brussels portrays a playful bronze dog marking a post, completing the Pis family trio.

Brussels, Belgium

Built in 1998

Tom Frantzen

Open 24 hours

Free

Zinneke Pis, created in 1998 by artist Tom Frantzen, shows a urinating dog on a pole in Brussels. It humorously complements Manneken Pis and Jeanneke Pis, symbolizing the multicultural and mischievous spirit of the city’s Marolles district.

In French, Dutch:

"Le Zinneke Pis à Bruxelles est une sculpture canine espiègle qui complète la célèbre trilogie humoristique de la ville."

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Visit Brussels’ Zinneke Pis Fountain

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What does Zinneke Pis mean? A”: Zinneke" is a Brussels dialect word meaning a stray dog or mutt, reflecting the city's diverse and multicultural identity. Q: Why was Zinneke Pis created?

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