As part of its Climate Plan, the City of Brussels is committed to improving access to water, a precious commodity in hot weather. By working with street artists (OakOak, Jaune, Lucile van Laeken), the drinking water fountains are being brought back to life as emblematic watering holes. So they regain their central role in the public space.
Here is the map and the list of the drinking water fountains concerned:
- Boulevard Anspach 23
- Boulevard Anspach 63
- Rue de Flandre 1A - Place Sainte Catherine (2 fountains)
- Rue Yvonne Jospa 19 (at the square)
- Rue du Grand-Serment 6 (at the square)
- Quai au Pierre de Taille - Quai au Foin 3 (2 fountains)
- Rue des Palais Outre-ponts 444 (at the square)
- Square Prince Léopold 59
- Place Marsupilami crossroads between Rue Reper-Vreven and Rue Félix Sterckx
- Square de la Turquoise 10 - Square de la Cité Modèle
- Avenue des Magnolias 55 (at the Verregat park)
