Öffentliche Toilette Marktgarage – Eingang Marienkapelle
Right by the Marienkapelle, at the entrance to the Marktgarage in Germany, stands a public toilet built for passers-by. It asks for nothing in return: no purchase, no order, just the opening hours posted at the door. That makes it a practical stop, serving anyone who walks past rather than customers of a business.
A sign at the entrance explains how access works and what special conditions apply. Cleaning or maintenance can briefly change availability, so the notice on site is the detail that matters.
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