Can I filter the map to accessible toilets only?

You can filter by the accessibility attribute where places carry it. Be aware that filtering hides everything without the attribute set, which today includes places that are accessible but simply have not been described yet.

Does Fontavio know which toilets a Euro key opens?

It can record that a place needs a Euro key, and shows it when someone has added it. There is no national Euro key dataset behind the app, so this information exists where a contributor put it. Adding the ones you use helps more than you would think.

Why not wait until the data is better?

Because maps like this only get better when people use them and add what they know. Some accessibility details are already there, others are still missing or unverified. We'd rather show you what's available today and be clear about where the gaps are.

  Accessible Toilets 

Accessible toilets

Fontavio is built to carry wheelchair access and Euro key details. Whether they are filled in near you depends on people adding them.

Toilets
Showers
Drinking water

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A place sheet for a public toilet, showing it is free, open 24/7, wheelchair accessible and has a changing table.

Step-free access, room to turn, a Euro key; accessibility can mean different things, and Fontavio aims to serve those details so you can search for what you need.

Some toilets have accessibility details recorded, but they may not have been verified yet. Others simply do not have that information yet. Much of Fontavio's data comes from open map data, where accessibility information is unevenly documented.

The map gets better when people add what they know and confirm what they find. If accessibility matters to you, adding or verifying the details of toilets you use can make a real difference for the next person.

The same applies to Euro key access. Thousands of facilities use the system across Germany, Austria, Switzerland and beyond, but which doors actually accept a key is often local knowledge. That's the kind of detail that belongs on the map.

The things that matter

Filters that match the situation

Narrow by category, free or paid, open now, saved, and how you travel. All filters are free for everyone.

Confirmed by the people using it

Every place carries a badge for whether a person has confirmed it works. One tap confirms it, one tap reports a problem, and repeatedly wrong edits limit an account.

Add and correct anything

Add a missing place, fix a wrong one, add a photo, or flag something unsafe. Contributions from trusted accounts appear immediately; the rest go through review.

Open now

Opening hours and seasonal dates are shown where they are known, checked live against your phone’s clock. A fountain that is off during winter says so.

Look up a city before you go

Search any city and the map jumps there. These pages show samples of the available data and statistics for cities.

Accessible Toilets: common questions

Can I filter the map to accessible toilets only?: You can filter by the accessibility attribute where places carry it. Be aware that filtering hides everything without the attribute set, which today includes places that are accessible but simply have not been described yet.
Does Fontavio know which toilets a Euro key opens?: It can record that a place needs a Euro key, and shows it when someone has added it. There is no national Euro key dataset behind the app, so this information exists where a contributor put it. Adding the ones you use helps more than you would think.
Why not wait until the data is better?: Because maps like this only get better when people use them and add what they know. Some accessibility details are already there, others are still missing or unverified. We'd rather show you what's available today and be clear about where the gaps are.

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