The Mobius Strip can be realized as a quotient of $T = (S^1)^2$ via the identifications $(x,y) \sim (y,x)$.
I tried to generalized this concept to a higher dimension, and consider the quotient of $(S^1)^3$ by the action of the symmetric group $S_3$ on the coordinates.
I was able to compute the homology of this space: $H_n = \mathbb{Z}$ for $n = 0,1$, and 0 otherwise (with reduced homology being 0 at $n=0$ as well).
Even with this information I wasn't able to identify said space in any other way. Is it well known, or, can it be described in any other fashion? What can be said about higher dimensions?