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We all have seen Bus Stops but each of these Bus Shelters are so different and unique. Here is the List of 10 bizarre bus stops around the world where you love to wait for the bus.

10. Musical Swings in Montreal (Canada)
A team of Montreal designers whose goal is to bring magic to everyday events has placed an interactive installation of musical swings alongside a Montréal city street next to a bus stop.

9. Bottlestop in Lexington, Kentucky (USA)
Unique and Eco-Friendly Bus Stop titled Bottlestop Bus Shelter Project is designed By Aaron Scales. Recycled bottle stop lights up with LED lighting at night and is powered by solar energy that making this artistic bus stop probably the most eco-friendly bus stop of the world.

8. BUS Typography In Baltimore, Maryland (USA)
The unique bus stop is an experiment on typography and public art.
In 2014 A Madrid-based artist collective, Mmmm, created the "obvious bus stop.” It's 14-foot-tall, 7-foot-wide three-letter bus stop typography sculptures that spell out the word BUS.

7. Fruit-Shaped Bus Stops in Konagai (Japan)
The 16 quirky bus stops are located in Konagai, Japan and were originally constructed for the 1990 Travel Expo. In order to attract arriving visitors, the stands have become a local tourist attraction in the region, scattered among the surrounding landscape.

6. Library Bus Stop in Bagcilar, Istanbul (Turkey)
Bagcilar, Istanbul's most populated district started offering a "novel" service for commuters-bus stop libraries. Where Bookcases placed in bus stops with a wide selection of books for those who looking to spend their leisure time while waiting for the bus.

5. Concrete Curves Bus Stop in Casar de Cáceres, (Spain)
This Concrete Curves Bus Station shelter is designed by architect Justo García Rubio. It’s not like any other bus station you’ve ever seen. A swirling ribbon of concrete, it curves in and over itself to create an enclosed waiting room and a sheltered area for buses to stop.

4. Spider Shaped Bus Stop in Nitsiku (Estonia)
This Giant Spider Shaped bus stop is from the architecture of the Soviet era.
Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig taken these photographs of bus stops from traveling journey of 12 years. For the past 12 years, Christopher Herwig has traveled throughout the former Soviet Union snapping photos of the region’s unexpectedly crazy architecture for his new book Soviet Bus Stops.

3. Salvaged School Bus Stop Atlanta, Georgia (USA)
It was designed by sculptor Christopher Fennell. This Bus Stop Shelter was built in 2007. This stop is made from 3 old school buses. The seat is from one of Atlanta’s decommissioned city buses.

2. The Amazing Whale Jaw – Bus Station in Hoofddorp (Holland)
Hoofddorp Bus Station was designed by NIO architecten in The Netherlands. Amazing Whale Jaw is completely made of polystyrene foam and polyester and is, as such, the world’s largest structure in synthetic materials (50m x 10m x 5m).

1. Bus Home in Ventura, California (USA)
The bus transfer station called "Bus Home" stands 36 feet tall at its highest point and is a twisty spiral of steel, concrete, and acrylic. It was built by the artist, Dennis Oppenheim.
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