Dansker
A dansker (also "danzker") is a toilet facility, belonging to a castle, that is housed in a tower over a river or stream. The tower, a type of garderobe tower, is linked to the castle over a bridge, which has a covered or enclosed walkway. The "dansker" is frequently found on German "Ordensburgen" and is an architectural feature of the 13th and 14th centuries. The origin of the word, first used in 1393, is probably the town of Danzig. A famous example is the "dansker" at Kwidzyn Castle in Poland, although it was rebuilt in the 19th century and  no longer retains its medieval appearance. Otherwise, outhouses served as toilet facilities in castles and residential buildings. However, if many people stayed in the castle permanently, these were no longer sufficient, and a separate exit over running water was then more appropriate. That is why Dansker are mainly found at German Ordensburgen, which were constantly occupied by a large number of knights.