Public restrooms in France are exceptionally rare.. I don't know why. (same goes for drinking fountains; I've yet to see one). Even in heavy-traffic areas like train stations, finding the bathroom is like a finding the hidden tomb inside the pyramids. And when you do come across one, you'll probably have to pay 0,30- 0,50 € to use it. If it's free, don't expect to find toilet paper, so if you're doing a lot of traveling, carry a roll with you. It takes a while to get use to how to flush-- buttons and pulley-things instead of, well, a normal flusher. There's also the possibility that there won't be a seat and the bathroom will look like this:
I had read about their existence but had never actually used one...
Yikes. How does a lady keep her pee from splashing on her leggings?
ReplyDeleteAnd who needs a water fountain if there's nowhere to relieve oneself later on?