Het Zinneke

Het Zinneke, a bronze mutt cocking his leg against a green bollard on the corner of Rue des Chartreux in central Brussels. Tom Frantzen made him in the late 1990s, a scruffy four-legged answer to Manneken Pis a short walk away. Zinneke is Brussels dialect for a mutt, a name that once meant the city's stray dogs. Unlike the boy, he is not a fountain: no water comes out, which spares him a lot of maintenance and spares you a splash.