Manneken Pis, the statue of the little boy urinating into a fountain, shows there's a lot more to Brussels than eu Bureaucracy. In fact, 'Brussels’ oldest citizen', as he is known to locals, shows the healthy disregard the city's citizens have for the authorities. This thriving, cosmopolitan metropolis has great architecture and museums, not to mention the restaurant scene and an all-night nightlife. It's also the birthplace of Tintin and surreal artist, Magritte and did we mention the chocolate?
Brussels Holidays and how to get there
Our best fare from Heathrow to BRUSSELS
is from £27 + £85 tax(Total £112). Valid from 10/06/2008 until 30/09/2009.
Note: Availability on these special fares is limited and when they're gone, they're gone! All taxes are approximate
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Manneken Pis, the statue of the little boy urinating into a fountain, shows there's a lot more to Brussels than eu Bureaucracy. In fact, 'Brussels’ oldest citizen', as he is known to locals, shows the healthy disregard the city's citizens have for the authorities. This thriving, cosmopolitan metropolis has great architecture and museums, not to mention the restaurant scene and an all-night nightlife. It's also the birthplace of Tintin and surreal artist, Magritte and did we mention the chocolate?
