Developed by creative agency Space, the bus shelters feature an upside-down “living roof” made of roses and cucumbers, while an infused scent is dispensed throughout the shelter to tempt commuters. A doorbell is also engraved on with the sign “Press for the Peculiar” that plays music while the voice of a Victorian gentleman conveys a monologue.

— Hendrick’s Gin has taken over selected bus shelters in London, Manchester, Brighton, Cardiff and Liverpool to promote its new Gin Cucumber Lemonade. Read more in Victorian-Style Bus Shelters Scented With Roses and Cucumber to Promote Gin at Adweek.

“It’s sickly,” said Dr. Laven, a history professor from Britain who was in Manhattan on an eight-day vacation. “I dislike it intensely.”

— A visitor comments on the fragrance being diffused at One World Observatory in New York City. Read more at That Smell at the Top of One World Trade? It’s on Purpose at The New York Times.