Toilets say a lot about a nation's culture. In Slovenia, we look at public toilets through the prism of cleanliness, but in some parts of the world, public toilets are real tourist attractions. See the strangest public toilets in the world.
On toilets we never looked at it as a tourist attractions or local attractions, but in some places they are just that. Some are located on a cliff, in the heart of the forest, while others are in the middle of the desert. Some are true works of art, while others are downright bizarre.
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We present to you the most unusual public toilets in the world:
Segantini Hut, Switzerland
Matakana, New Zealand
Gaudí's toilet, Bahia, Brazil
Thiksey Monastery, Ladakh, India
Eco-toilet, British Columbia, Canada
Tonto Trail, Grand Canyon, USA
Basham, Australia
Schönbrunn Castle, Vienna, Austria
Camp Barafu, Tanzania
Laos
Upper Fox Glacier, New Zealand
Krafla Volcano, Iceland
Huldefossen, Norway
Mojave Preserve, California, USA
The Enchantments, Cascade Hills, Washington, USA
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