International Toilet Museum

The International Toilet Museum is of interest to those who are interested in getting acquainted with the history of sanitation, hygiene, learning about the evolution of toilets and how diverse their design can be.

The most ancient exhibits exhibited in the museum date back to 2500 BC.

The collection of exhibits is collected in 90 countries of the world, and has several thousand. Here you can see a mobile toilet for trips to the nature of the Middle Ages in the form of a chest for jewelry and made of valuable wood throne of the French King Louis XII, at the same time serving as a toilet and a toilet of the British Queen Victoria, made of pure gold.

According to the plan of the founder of the museum, Dr. Bindeshwar Patak, who is an expert in the field of sanitation, the Toilet Museum is designed to draw the attention of the authorities to the acute problem of sanitation in India and the lack of public toilets.