Signs of the Times

September 2, 2016 by Casey

Signs of the Times

Different countries have different priorities and concerns, which they address through signage. Here’s a collection of some of the most amusing signs we encountered along the way.

The independent republic of Uzupis in Lithuania requires that visitors are happy, appreciate art, and don't drive into the river. — The independent republic of Uzupis in Lithuania requires that visitors are happy, appreciate art, and don’t drive into the river.

A friendly reminder that human waste belongs in the toilet. Taken in a refuge camp in Salzburg, Austria.

Skateboarding is cool in Malaga, Spain

Watch out for horse drawn carts on this busy street in Marrakech, Morocco

Slow down for butterflies in Gibraltar

GW Bush street in Tirana, Albania. (Kosovo had Bill Clinton Boulevard).

Dog parking in Salzburg, Austria

Skeleton bikerider in Mandalay, Myanmar

Playboy bunny in Moscow, Russia

No stinky durian allowed on this bus in Thailand

But this Thai bus allows strippers and gambling

Special toilet for tourists in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam

Tuk Tuks aren't allowed in the Colombo airport, Sri Lanka — Tuk Tuks aren’t allowed in the Colombo airport, Sri Lanka

TP goes in the basket, not the toilet in Sihanoukville, Cambodia

This Lithuanian restaurant was prejudiced against witches.

A good piece of advice on the London tube

It's difficult to see, but this sign in Sigiriya, Sri Lanka advises to "keep still and silence" during wasp attacks — It’s difficult to see, but this sign in Sigiriya, Sri Lanka advises to “keep still and silence” during wasp attacks

Saigon, Vietnam

Koh Tao, Thailand. Apparently this is an actual problem.