Everard t'Serclaes Monument
A shining memorial to a Belgian hero, said to bring luck and grant wishes to those who touch it.

📜 Monument to Everard t'Serclaes, a 14th-century Brussels hero, located near Grand Place.
🔍 Commemorates his role in liberating Brussels from Flemish troops in 1356. Touching the statue is believed to bring luck, grant wishes, and ensure a return to Brussels.

Why Go

✨ Touch the statue for good luck, wishes, and to ensure a return to Brussels🏛️ Discover a significant piece of Belgian history📸 Admire the shiny bronze sculpture by Julien Dillens📍 Located conveniently near the Grand Place

Tips

🚶 Easy to find on the side of a building, just outside the Grand Place.
✋ The constant rubbing keeps the bronze shiny.
🤲 Locals often touch the statue's arm, dog, or angel's face for different blessings.
🔄 The original statue was replaced by a copy in 2016 due to wear from constant touching.

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