Explore These Upside Down Houses

If you’re looking for a way to turn your life upside down, look no further: upside-down houses are the interactive attraction you didn’t know you needed!

The Upside(down) of life

All over the world, engineers, architects, and artists are building upside down homes. These are not designed for actually living in, but rather are an interactive art type of exhibit for people to have fun with. 

If you want to have fun with your friends, a different type of play day with your kids, or interesting content for your next Instagram post, consider visiting one of these upside-down houses.

1. Upside Down House, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
   Open nearly every day of the year, this colorful house is located on Clifton Hill on the Canadian side of the famous waterfall. (4)
2. Wonderworks, Orlando, Florida, United States
   Upside down mansion on the outside, indoor amusement park/funhouse on the inside, this house is full of interesting things inside. (2)
3. Upside Down House, Broederstroom, Hartbeespoort, South Africa
   Open even on public holidays, pair this house with a gorgeous South African sunset for the perfect photo-op. (1)
4. House of Katmandu, Magalluf, Mallorca
   This house isn’t just a home, it’s an all-senses stimulating experience. With ice sculptures, you can carve your (or your crush’s) name into an interactive aquarium, and a wind machine that’ll blow more than just your hat off your head, there’s a lot more to do here than just take pictures. (2, 3)
5. White House, Batumi, Georgia
   Want to change-up from your regular dining options? This upside-down house actually has a restaurant inside for your next dinner date. (2)
6. The Education and Region Promoting Centre, Szymbark, Poland
   Not just a tourist attraction, this upside-down house is actually a museum of folk architecture. Have some fun and learn about Polish folklife and architecture here. (3) You’ll find a lot more than just an upside-down house at The Center for Education and Regional Promotion in Poland. 
7. Die Welt Steht Kopf, Usedom, Germany
   Literally translated to “upside-down world”, this exhibit has taken art and architecture and actually turned it on its head. (3)

So if you find yourself traveling to any of these places or if you live there yourself, take a few hours to go visit these houses. They’ll be sure to flip your idea of what a tourist attraction should be upside down.

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