Programme

Walk

33 B’Eau Bazaar

© Bazaar trottoir

[Intangible heritage]

It rains a lot in Brussels, but where does all that water go? Water is one of the natural elements with a major impact on daily life, the economy and well-being.
The walk starts at Manneken Pis and follows its course through the city. Where can a water bottle be filled, and what does that have to do with Manneken Pis? Why is it still not possible for Brussels residents to swim safely in open water? How important is the Senne to the city?
A walk from Manneken Pis to the canal, offering a full immersion in the theme of water.

In collaboration with Bazaar trottoir.

Practical information

Saturday from 14:00 to 16:00 and Sunday from 10:30 to 12:30

rue des Grands Carmes 31, 1000 Brussels

Meeting point: Manneken Pis Café

End point: Marché aux Poissons – quai aux Briques 1, 1000 Brussels

Advance booking required.

Wheelchair accessible (with assistance)

Wheelchair accessible (with assistance)

Accessible to people with autism - Suitable for people hypersensitive to stimuli - Assistance dogs allowed

Saturday 19/09/26
  • 14:00 > 16:00 NL
Sunday 20/09/26
  • 10:30 > 12:30 NL