Brussels Has Three Famous Peeing Statues

His Hôtel Tassel, built in the early 1890s, is often considered one of the first Art Nouveau buildings and is UNESCO-listed.

The vegetable was cultivated near Brussels from around the 16th century.

The central square is surrounded by ornate guildhalls and was inscribed by UNESCO in 1998.

French and Dutch are both official languages in the Brussels-Capital Region, and street signs appear in both.