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Frequently Asked Questions

• Where can I find public toilets in Paris?

  Paris has more than 400 public toilets, called sanisettes, located on the public footpaths around Paris. They are free to use and all have disabled access. Many of the sanisettes are open 24hours a day, others are open between 6am- 1am. They are automatically cleaned after each usage. You can check out this map which...

• How does the Paris Toilet app work?

  The app simply specifies where a toilet may be located, using a drop pin on the map. Self-Washing Toilets (Sanisettes): Paris has over 400 Sanisettes or self-washing toilets placed strategically around the city. In previous years these were known known as public pay toilets.

• How do you call a bathroom in Paris?

  Using the term “bathroom” or “restroom” in Paris will probably not get you the end result you’re looking for. These terms are not commonly used basically because a bathroom usually does not have a toilet in it. Look out instead for a recognizable illustration, or the words Toilettes and W.C.

• What do the new pay toilets in Paris look like?

  Since 2009 the Council began removing the old pay toilets and replacing them with the new designs, which come with many luxury cons when fully operational. According the city of Paris the new sanisettes are supposed to look like a tree trunk, and to include the following attributes;

• Are there any public toilets in Paris?

  For some travellers finding public toilets in Paris can be a traumatic experience, for one reason or another. You may be pleased to know that the city’s sanitation system has come a long way in the last ten years. Ten years ago the majority of public toilets were paid toilets, now you will be hard -pressed to find a paid toilet.

• How to say “where are the toilets” in French?

  If you need to use the bathroom but don’t know where to find it, say the following phrase: “ Où sont les toilettes? “, which means “where are the toilets?” in English. You will find public toilets around the city, but you need to know that you will have to pay to use them. Moreover, they are not always very clean.

• What do the new pay toilets in Paris look like?

  Since 2009 the Council began removing the old pay toilets and replacing them with the new designs, which come with many luxury cons when fully operational. According the city of Paris the new sanisettes are supposed to look like a tree trunk, and to include the following attributes;

• Is it possible to urinate on walls in Paris?

  Finding a wall to urinate on is not recommended however it is a common sight if you live in Paris long enough. Watch this video from the wall street journal which I find amusing which is about the toilet police (Brigade des Incivilités) in Paris.