Places

“This public bathroom let’s you check inside before entering. And when you lock the door, the glass turns opaque.”

"This street has an optical illusion painted on a bunch of buildings, Fremantle, Australia."

"Eating A Haring In The Hague, Netherlands"

“Grasshopper” cottage in Verwood, Dorset, was built in 1870s. The house has 81 square meter of space, three bedrooms, no water supply, and tons of plants growing all over its walls and windows.

“I’m used to the fact that Finns trust each other very much. But this shop in the middle of nowhere is a completely different level. There is no sales assistant. You just have to write down your purchases in the special journal, and then put cash into the jar or pay online.”

Last Years Trip To Australia, Love From Belgium!

“This building with an ’F’ for the fourth floor instead of a numerical 4, as 4 is considered bad luck.”

"Scandinavia - You don't talk about religion. Got one? Good for you, but that's nothing to bring up/discuss."

"Instead of leaning on walls, people squat when waiting for a bus or the metro."

“In Germany, you can play pong with the person on the other side of the traffic lights.”

"My country doesn’t show up on the map most of the time and we love Rugby"

"Here in Sweden, the ice-cream truck goes around. All. Year. Long."

"It is common to see people walking, jogging, pushing strollers, walking dogs, or even meeting friends for fika in the cemeteries. Seeing the way the cemeteries have been adapted to urban life was very new for me"

WideEyes369: Abandoned restaurant in Victorville, California

This screen says ’relax’ instead of ’wait’ at the airport.

Restrooms in railway stations have small toilets for kids.

"Bern, Switzerland"

"How people mow lawns in Norway"