the ditch in the 1st District is the oldest underground toilet in the world. It was built in 1905 by Wilhelm Beetz Art Nouveau and is now a listed building. Everything is very luxuriously compared to other public toilets set up, it was used a lot of brass, marble, ornamental floors, large mirrors and glass structure make the room look spacious and the dark wood reminded of the charm. To prevent vandalism, there are also security guards, which requires the user 50Cent for the toilet - that the toilets are clean but also tiptop! Problems are likely to be back on the finding, because who does not know where to find this toilet is running, on the run mercilessly by loud crowds around it, since it from the outside looks totally unimpressive. A replica of the toilet facility is also located in the iris and the High Street Market (the latter is currently locked).
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