upside down house

quirky regional tradition

The upside down village house is a quirky tradition around the Baltics, with such houses existing in Lithuania and Latvia to my knowledge. I did not pay to go inside, I don't see the point. It's cool ...

Wouldn't bother.

No longer than 10 minutes required in the house. It quickly gets boreing however not bad for photo opportunities. Rated 2 stars as I feel that it's over priced.

Fun in Kaliningrad.

A very interesting work of art. I enjoyed walking "upside down" it gave a very woozy experience. Totally different and very nicey

Very fun!

This was really fun to go in! Good picture opportunities. Since it is at an angle, it is a little tricky to walk around and can be a little dizzying, but getting the hang of this is part of the fun!

Upside down and leaning house gives you a spin

There are several examples of upside down houses around Europe and the world (closest to Kaliningrad is in Poland), however most of them are simply build upside down, straight. This one added a twist:...