European attraction slammed by disappointed tourists as 'overrated'

Brussels, a gastronomic haven famous for its Belgian waffles, sublime chocolate, and French fries which are ironically believed to have originated in Belgium. Not just a treat for foodies, the capital city is a hive of activity boasting Art Deco taverns peppered throughout, an impressive collection of unique Flemish art and majestic Gothic cathedrals that dominate the skyline, cementing Brussels as a quintessential European gem. Well over a million footfalls grace the city each year, with throngs of tourists flocking to the beloved Manneken Pis statue.

Since 1619, this diminutive yet celebrated statue has stood although only measuring 55cmas the second-most visited site in Brussels, magnetising over 30,000 daily visitors. However, despite its fame, some visitors have been left underwhelmed, branding the pee-boy figure "overrated" and disappointing, reports the Express . The captivating Manneken Pis, a quaint bronze sculpture depicting a young lad cheekily urinating into a fountain, might be small in height but remains big in allure.

Surrounded by myth, it's said that the most famous legend narrates the story of a little lord who peed from an oak tree onto enemy troops below during battle, an act which apparently led his side to victory. Manneken Pis, a Brussels landmark that's a staple on tourist itineraries, has underwhelmed some visitors, despite its historical prominence. Judy S expressed their disappointment on Tripadvisor, saying: "Don't bother.

..overrated and overcrowde.