Top 10 Most Beautiful Upside Down Houses In The World
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to live in an upside-down house? It may sound crazy, but there are many unique structures around the world that offer the opportunity to experience (even if just for an hour or so) what it's like to live on the ceiling.
The best thing about these attractions is the ability to take amazing photos that make you look like you're hanging from the ceiling or walking on it. We will take a look at the most beautiful upside down houses in the world.
Most Beautiful Upside Down Houses In The World
- Museum of Illusions
- Brighton Upside Down House
- Niagara Falls Upside Down House
- Estonia Upside Down House
- Syzmbark Upside Down House
- Phuket and Pattaya Upside Down Houses
- Colombia Upside Down House
- Trassenheide Upside Down House
- South Africa Upside Down House
- Kuwait Upside Down House
1. Museum of Illusions
Museum of Illusions in Los Angeles allows visitors to experience what life would be like in an upside down house. This unique museum has seven upside-down rooms that allow you to do things like walk on the ceiling or prepare breakfast in the outdoor kitchen.
2. Brighton Upside Down House
Brighton, a seaside resort on the English Channel, also has an upside down house. This attraction is located right on the beach, near Brighton Palace Pier. From the outside, it looks like a giant picked up a traditional house and flipped it upside down on the roof.
Inside it has all the features of a traditional house, except everything is turned upside down. Guests walk on the ceiling, but when taking selfies and other photos, you can invert the photo so it looks like you're walking upside down on the ceiling.
3. Niagara Falls Upside Down House
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Located on Clifton Hill near Adventure City and the Niagara Sky wheel, Niagara Falls Upside Down House has six interactive rooms for visitors to explore. Built in 2012, the house is a great place for children (young and old) to get creative. Online reviews say it's a great place to take kids, although you might feel a little dizzy and disoriented when you first enter.
4. Estonia Upside Down House
Everything is upside down in Estonia's Upside Down House. The upper floor is the lower floor and the floor is the ceiling. It can be a bit disorienting, but it's fun to look at and even more fun to take photos that make you feel like you're walking or sitting on the ceiling.
For a more enjoyable experience, you can rent inverted glasses to enhance your visit.
5. Syzmbark Upside Down House
One of the largest houses in our collection of upside down houses, the house in Syzmbark, Poland (near Gdansk), is a landmark strangely attracted to political leanings, asserting that Poland's Communist rule in the mid-20th century turned the country upside down. Visitors enter the house through the window (because the door is very high) and can explore two floors of rooms upside down.
6. Phuket and Pattaya Upside Down Houses
Located in Phuket and Pattaya. If you need a break from the beautiful beaches and Buddhist temples and shrines of Phuket, try the Upside Down House, vibrant on the island. The two-level attraction offers plenty of opportunities to get creative with your photos and Instagram posts. Also in Thailand there is an upside down house in Pattaya. This attraction, located near the Ramayana Water Park, is one of the most affordable upside-down houses.
7. Colombia Upside Down House
Colombia Upside Down House is located in Cundinamarca, a suburb of Bogota. This house is unique in that it has an upside down car in the driveway. Inside the two-story attraction, there are plenty of opportunities to explore and take impressive photos to share. Entry and exit are timed so there are never too many people in the house to be able to enter the room.
8. Trassenheide Upside Down House
Upside down house in Trassenheide (seaside resort on the island of Usedom in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany) Upside down house from Germany, called Toppels, located in the seaside resort of Trassenheide on the Baltic Sea in the northeast of the country. Completed in 2008, this upside-down house has two floors of crazy rooms to explore.
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There's even an overflow cafe next door where you can enjoy a cup of coffee and cake.
9. South Africa Upside Down House
The Upside Down House in South Africa is a perfect place to visit after days of touring big city attractions and going on photo safaris. This upside down house located in Broederstroom, South Africa's North West province, has all the features and furnishings you'd find in a real house, except it's upside down. It's a great place to take beautiful photos to share with friends back home. In addition to the upside-down house, the site also has a bouncy castle, coin-operated children's games and a cafe.
10. Kuwait Upside Down House
Kuwait Upside Down House is fun for children of all ages. Located on the first floor of Cube Mall in Salmiya, the Upside Down House offers fun entertainment after a day at the beach or a day of shopping.
The Maison's website describes the attraction as a fusion of street art and experimental entertainment. Outside the house there is also an adjacent reverse cafe serving drinks, cakes, snacks and light lunch items.
