What would you expect from a bus stop? It should be tidy and offer a little bit of shelter from rain or snow or maybe freezing cold. You would expect it to have a bench or chairs of some sort so that you can sit down while waiting for your bus. Some people had other things in mind, though.
Something as simple as a bus stop turned into a little living room, with furniture and TV and everything for a good afternoon nap. When thinking about taking the bus you might have traffic and concrete pavements in mind, not a rice paddy in the middle of Thailand. Well, we won’t spoil it for you. Check out for yourself! This 23 weird amazing bus stops are so mind-blowing!
1. Curacao
Curacao is a Dutch Caribbean island. All it takes for a bus stop are a few chairs and a sign that reads “Bushalte”
2.Norway
Somewhere, in a village in Norway…
3.Thailand
A bus stop in Pai, Thailand and a rice paddy
4.Oman
Doesn’t it look like a mini palace to you?
5.England
Kingsthorpe Grove in Northampton, England. Much like in the Victorian era…
6.Switzerland
Cabin and flowers in the Bernese Oberland area
7. Russia
Rustic, old bus stop in the Saratov region
8. England – Devon
Much like in a Harry Potter movie, wouldn’t you say so?
9. Brazil
In Curitiba, Brazil, passengers pay their fares as they enter these bus stations which have turnstiles, steps and wheelchair lifts on lifted platforms
10. Japan
Kongai, Japan is where you’ll find 14 fruit-inspired bus stops
11.Abkhazia
A reminiscence of the Soviet era
12. Norway
This is a bus stop from Norway’s so-called “Book Town”, Fjaerland
13. Austria
Krumbach, Austria is home to one of the most bizarre bus stops in the world: steel rods and a winding wooden staircase that leads to a dangerously-suspended balcony. It was closed to the public in 2014 due to safety issues. You ca see why
14. Japan
Another one of the 14 fruit-inspired bus stops in Kongai, Japan
15.Japan
And another one…
16. Estonia
Colours!
17. Russia
Rusty iron and a robot design
18. Japan
19. Kyrgyzstan
It’s got the shape of the tradition men’s hat, the kalpak
20. Estonia
Just one tree!
21.Scotland
This unique bus stop in the isle of Unst, Shetland, Scotland is called Bobby’s Bus Shelter and it is often redecorated with furniture. You could live there!