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Yeah, it's a factoid that you usually hear from people surrounding places that have one installed, but given that I've seen more than 3 in person, it's certainl
by hobofan 9y ago
Yeah, it's a factoid that you usually hear from people surrounding places that have one installed, but given that I've seen more than 3 in person, it's certainly not true.
There is a list in the German Wikipedia[0].
[0]: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_Paternosteraufzügen https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_Paternosteraufzügen
- schoen 9y agoThat's quite a few! A lot of those show up on the list as "nur für Mitarbeiter" and "nicht öffentlich"; is there a nice list anywhere of those few that are open to the public? I'd like to try one sometime while they're still operating.
- hobofan 9y agoDue to the no-doors nature of a Paternoster the "employee only" is usually weakly "enforced" by a sign inside the Paternoster that says so, in order to waive liability. So if you are willing to go slight grey-hat, a lot of the ones listed as "employee only" are still accessible for you.