French toilets

The French toilets, in Oslo

The French toilets are an unusual and amusing curiosity of Oslo, in the colours of the French flag. The Oslo audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this unexpected nod to France, in a park of the town.

The unusual nod to France

Here is a curiosity that does not fail to surprise walkers: in a park of Oslo, the public toilets bear the colours of the French flag, blue, white and red, and carry the names of the three words of the republican motto, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. This unexpected and humorous tribute to France and its values intrigues and amuses. Unusual, offbeat and photogenic, this small building has become a prized curiosity, which adds a light and original touch to the discovery of the town. It illustrates the open and sometimes mischievous spirit of Oslo.

What to see

Here you discover the public toilets in the colours of the French flag and with the names Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, an unusual and humorous nod to France, in a park of Oslo. This offbeat curiosity adds an original touch to the visit. It is an amusing stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The French toilets lie in a park of Oslo, reachable on foot. It is a public structure, visible and accessible from the public space according to its own hours. You discover them during a walk in the park.

Why French toilets in Oslo?

These public toilets bear the colours of the French flag and the names Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, in an unusual and humorous nod to France and its values, become a prized curiosity of Oslo.

Where are the French toilets of Oslo?

In a park of Oslo, in Norway.