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Public toilets, latrines in the ancient Greek city of Ephesus. Archaeological site in Selcuk, Izmir, Turkey.

Ruins of the Public Latrine in the ancient Greek city of Ephesus, Selcuk, Izmir Province, Turkey

These baths were called hammam, and were situated next to what used to be the Omeyan Castle, which it was most likely attached to, and were one the biggest baths of their kind in the city

Ancient public toulet in Ostia Antica - ancient roman city and port. Rome, Latium, Italy

A toilet with aids for people with disabilities

Old vintage bathroom to renovated. Restoration to do. Dirt.

Row of toilet cubicles with open doors in a clean public restroom

Row of empty toilet cubicles with open door in a public restroom.

Roman public lavatories, at Ostia Antica, roman city. Rome in Italy.

three toilets of a bathroom nursery with yellow doors without the kids

Architectural photos of a vacant home with vintage bathroom. Teal bathtub, toilet and matching vintage sink. Not used in years.

The latrina (public toilet), in the ancient city of Ephesus, Selcuk, Izmir, Turkey.

Wide angle view of a luxury public restroom

dirty and filthy stained bathroom toilet in restroom or lavatory

Throne room chamber in the ruins of the Minoan city of Knossos, Crete, Greece

Ancient public toilets in Ephesus archaeological site. Turkish historic landmark

Akrotiri, Santorini, Greece, Apr. 2022 – The prehistoric site of Akrotiri, an old Minoan city destroyed by volanic eruption in 16th century

$Thermopolium, the Latinized version of Greek thermopolion, is literally a place where hot drinks are sold, and can also be translated simply as a “cook-shop”. These places can be regarded simply as cafés or taverns (and are indeed sometimes referred to as tabernae among modern commentators). They were shops where one could get drinks and, in a few at least, some kind of (warm) meal.\nThe thermopolium represents social mobility in Herculaneum in Roman times, where merchants and craftsmen also held a high social status, reserved only to landowners in older times. Drinks and hot food were served in this place, as the name indicates, stored in large jars placed in the richly decorated masonry counter of the tavern.$

An ancient Roman lavatory in Ostia Antica, Italy

Disabled toilet with railing - very few stock photos available on this subject - could be used with ADA compliance issues etc.

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