When traveling in Europe whenever you are visiting a restaurant or a museum, try to use their WC facilities if at all possible. Typically they are maintained and are free. But sometimes you are just walking around the town and find you have a need. If you find yourself in this predicament, it is helpful to know where to “go”.
It is always wise to carry change with you for this purpose since many public restrooms charge for their use and cleaning. Some of the more primitive WCs do not supply paper or washing facilities, so I keep a supply of tissues and hand sanitizer in my camera bag, just in case.
Mittenwald had a very nice, large public bathroom in the center of town in the Dekan-Karl-Platz. It was well maintained and was free, which means it was also very busy.
Written Jun 20, 2012
The town of Mittenwald is a cute little place south of Oberammergau on the way to Innsbruck and is just one of those places you should stop and see.
Entering the town is a little confusing and you are never quite sure where the city center is but just park near the tourist information center and they will be more than happy to help you.
The main walking street has a water drain running down the side of it and has some neat water fountains but be careful when you are walking, as some of the trough is open. So this time I am telling you to make sure you look down as well as UP. There are some awesome paintings on the buildings that are somewhat of a tradition in Bavaria, which is so neat.
There are a few tourist shops on the main street but you will find mostly day-to-day shops where the locals shop.
Updated Jan 30, 2003
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