Has McDonald's signage turned blue? 10 uniquely distinctive "McDonald's" around the world

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We previously compiled a listof seven of the most distinctive McDonald's in the world, and the UK*Daily Mail*on the 23rd also selected a group of locations they deemed uniquely special. Below, we’ve excerpted a few to introduce—see if they’re even more distinctive compared to the previous seven.

1. Dallas, Texas, USA. A McDonald's building that looks like a giant-sized Happy Meal. (Photo / Screenshot from *Daily Mail*)

2. Prague, Czech Republic. A McDonald's inside the Museum of Communism. (Photo / From Flickr,Photo by Alejandro Forero Cuervo))

3. Lindvallen Ski Resort, Sweden. A McDonald's where you can ski right up to the ordering counter. (Photo / Screenshot from *Daily Mail*)

4. Kristiansand, Norway. Formerly a bank, its Greek temple-like exterior gives the illusion: “Eating at McDonald's is a sacred act.” (Photo / From Wikipedia)

5. Ballymena, Northern Ireland. A McDonald's that has been operating on the first floor of the local town hall since 1997; its fairytale-like architectural design is a major highlight. (Photo / Screenshot from*The Mirror*))

6. Negev Desert, Israel. Aside from McDonald's, the only scenery you can enjoy nearby is... desert, and more desert. (Photo / Screenshot from *Daily Mail*)

7. Barstow, California, USA. A McDonald's next to the Barstow station, designed to resemble a water tower and old tram car—it’s a popular attraction for many tourists. (Photo / Screenshot from *Daily Mail*)

8. Sedona, Arizona, USA. The only “blue plaque” McDonald's in the U.S., built to avoid disrupting the local environment. (Photo / Screenshot from rocketnews24)

9. Roswell, USA, famous for the “UFO crash incident.” Perhaps because it’s often associated with aliens and UFOs, McDonald's went along with the theme and built the restaurant to look like a flying saucer. (Photo / Screenshot fromtripadvisor)

10. Melbourne, Australia. A McDonald's that looks like a land-based base station, with beautiful neon light outlines adorning its walls at night. (Photo / Screenshot from *The Mirror*)