Coin-op toilets on the street is very common in European countries. I found one when we were strolling around the city of Innsbruck, Austria.. . It does not look pretty appealing from the outside but I found this street coin operated toilet...FANCY! 😱What you need to do is insert a coin, the door opens, and you have 15 minutes of toilet use. Mind you, the entire room disinfects itself after you leave. Now that's pretty impressive and worth my €1 lol!. . When traveling in Europe, you may be surprised to find that most public toilets are not free. So get your euro coins ready! #europeantoilets #streettoilet #europe #innsbruck #austria #travel #diasfamilyadventuresA post shared by Dhemz Apdian - Dias (@mrsd2083) on Jun 7, 2017 at 7:32pm PDT
Coin-op toilets on the street is very common in European countries. I found one when we were strolling around the city of Innsbruck, Austria.. . It does not look pretty appealing from the outside but I found this street coin operated toilet...FANCY! 😱What you need to do is insert a coin, the door opens, and you have 15 minutes of toilet use. Mind you, the entire room disinfects itself after you leave. Now that's pretty impressive and worth my €1 lol!. . When traveling in Europe, you may be surprised to find that most public toilets are not free. So get your euro coins ready! #europeantoilets #streettoilet #europe #innsbruck #austria #travel #diasfamilyadventures
A post shared by Dhemz Apdian - Dias (@mrsd2083) on Jun 7, 2017 at 7:32pm PDT
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