Water fountains and public toilets by city
Pick a city and see where to find free drinking water and restrooms, with OpenStreetMap counts.
Whenever you arrive in a new city, two questions come back every time: where can I get drinking water, and where is the nearest restroom? These guides collect practical tips for six popular destinations and show how many water points and toilets are mapped on OpenStreetMap.
PitSpot is the free app, coming soon to Android, that puts water fountains and public toilets on a map. Learn more on the PitSpot homepage.
The six cities
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Milan
Green dragon fountains, big parks and the Navigli: water and restrooms in Milan.
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Rome
Nasoni everywhere and a historic centre made for walking: water and restrooms in Rome.
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Florence
A compact centre made for walking: where to drink and find a restroom in Florence.
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Berlin
Drinking fountains, huge parks and paid toilets: water and restrooms in Berlin.
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Munich
Beer gardens, the Isar and big parks: water and restrooms in Munich.
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Vienna
Austria’s capital on the Danube: alpine tap water, drinking fountains and restrooms from the Ring to the Prater.
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