Rudesheimer Platz, just up the street from our apartment, still lays claim to this old public toilet and it's free. After a while, you begin to make a mental list of all the free toilets along the way (museums, libraries, the student cafeteria at the Uni). The counterpart to this one is a newer model that has vaguely the same shape but requires a 50 pfenning coin before its large door will open. Once you're inside and the door closes behind you, you have the whole place to yourself, for 20 minutes max, but for some reason I worry about getting stuck inside . . . .
Friday, September 19, 2008
A free public toilet !
Rudesheimer Platz, just up the street from our apartment, still lays claim to this old public toilet and it's free. After a while, you begin to make a mental list of all the free toilets along the way (museums, libraries, the student cafeteria at the Uni). The counterpart to this one is a newer model that has vaguely the same shape but requires a 50 pfenning coin before its large door will open. Once you're inside and the door closes behind you, you have the whole place to yourself, for 20 minutes max, but for some reason I worry about getting stuck inside . . . .
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