Bus shelter in Everton, Victoria, Australia. (travelgame/Getty Images)

Buses provide some of the most reliable transportation, but commuters still have to wait for them. In some towns around the world, however, commuters canwait for buses in style — in some of the most interesting and colorful bus stops and shelters.

From a watermelon-shaped alcovein Japan to a hat-shaped roof in the Kyrgyz Republic, these bus stops are more than just shelters from the rain or heat during a 30-minute wait for a ride, they have become tourist attractions, as well.

The Unst bus stop in Scotland might be the most famous bus stop in the world. Located in the Shetland Isle of Unst, the U.K.’s most northern inhabited island, the bus stop is furnished like a quaint home, complete with comfy couch and a television and computer. Its decorated according to a theme, which changes every year. In 2015 (the bus shelter's 20th birthday), the themewas puffins, and the shelter was decked out in puffin curtains, framed puffin photographs, books on puffins, , according to Deadline News.

Click through the slideshow above to see photos of the world's most amazing bus stops.

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