What makes it 72% Solo-Friendly: The free statue is easy to reach, gives a quirky photo and coin-toss moment, and suits a solo stroll, but the alley offers no seating, shelter or toilets for staying more than a few minutes.
Why 20-30 minutes visit duration is ideal for solo trip: Enough time to find, photograph, and toss a coin at the statue without rushing.
Locate the statue:
Follow Impasse de la Fidélité to discover Jeanneke Pis hidden opposite Manneken Pis.
Tip: Use Google Maps or local signs to find the narrow alley quickly.
Selfie and coin toss:
Snap a solo photo with the statue and toss a coin into its basin for good luck.
Tip: Stand back to capture the alley’s full depth in your shot.
Baludik digital walk:
Download the free “A special costume for Jeanneke” treasure-hunt via Baludik app.
Tip: Start at Manneken Pis wardrobe and end here; leave phone charged.
Check Delirium Café events:
Explore free jam sessions or concerts across the street at Delirium Café.
Tip: Look up their Thursday schedule online; arrive early to secure a spot.

Rob Pember
The Jeanneke Pis is a quirky, modern female counterpart to the famous Manneken Pis! Tucked away but worth finding, this smiling little girl, protected behind bars, adds a dose of cheeky humor and diversity to Brussels' city center. A fun, lighthearted photo stop.
Danny Means
Delirium Village is a great place to hang out, grab a bit to eat, a beer or 10 and see Jeanneke Pis.
Olga Ocheretyana
I totally recommend go and see this but not because of the statue itself but because of the cool alleyway where it’s located! Also, it has less tourists around than the pissing boy so it would give you a vibe of “hidden gem”. I liked it more than the pissing boy because of the overall vibe of the surroundings!
Gökhan Birkol
This small statue in Brussels shows a little girl peeing—just like the famous Manneken Pis, but it's the girl version. It’s hidden in a quiet alley near Delirium Café, so you have to look carefully to find it. People like to take photos, and sometimes she wears costumes for special events. It’s a funny and quick stop while walking around the city. Not very big, but it’s part of Brussels’ playful s...
Yana Strokan
A quirky little stop while exploring Brussels! Hidden in a small alley, this statue is considered the “sister” of the famous Manneken Pis. Not a must-see on its own, but fun if you’re nearby. Worth a quick look and a photo — plus it always gets a few laughs.
In summer, visit early to avoid heat and crowds in the alley. In winter, wear a waterproof coat and sturdy shoes for slippery cobbles.
Explore These Activities
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Coin toss | EUR 0 |
| Baludik digital walk | EUR 0 |
| Coffee at nearby café | EUR 3 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 3 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: Imp. de la Fidélité 10-12, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium
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