As people who are drawn to routines and set schedules, we tend to be drawn to unusual things. When something falls out of the ordinary, it fascinates us and makes us curious about it.

Just like these unusual houses in this article today. The houses in this are uniquely upside down. How is that? Where do they enter?

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1. Szymbark, Northern Poland – Education and Region Promotion Centre

Szymbark, Northern Poland - Education and Region Promotion Centre

For 9 Poland Zloty, or roughly $2.36, or free if your kids are 6 and under, you get to enter this upside-down house that is also an open-air museum. The aim of this unique structure is to “protect the heritage of the heritage of two Lesser Polish families.”

2. Trassenheide, Usedom – Die Welt Steht Kopf

Complete with a wheelbarrow and a bench glued on the ceiling-which-is-the-floor, this little blue house in Usedom, Germany. Not only is the whole house up-side-down, but also everything inside it.

To experience this, you will need to pay the price of Adults: €7.00, Kids are €6.00, but a family ticket is €20.00.

3. Vancouver, B.C., Canada – Device To Root Out Evil

 Vancouver, B.C., Canada - Device To Root Out Evil

While not really a house or something you can step into, this sculpture that is more of a church than a house deserves a spot on our list. This structure was built to root out the evils of the world and was originally built for Standford University, but was rejected by the president of the university for not being appropriate.

4. Magalluf, Mallorca – House of Katmandu

Also not a house, but a part of a theme park in Katmandu, this amazing structure not only has up-side down ornaments on the ceiling, but it is also equipped with everything that you and your family need to have fun.

5. Batumi, Georgia – White House

Someone in Georgia thought it is wise to portray politics quite literally. This upside down White House in Georgia is a restaurant that lets you see politics the way that it is. Up-side-down.

6. Wisconsin Dells, WI – Another Upside Down White House

Wisconsin Dells, WI - Another Upside Down White House

Another White House that has been turned up-side-down is this Fun House in Wisconsin that has a slide, several attractions, and even Bigfoot! But he’s in jail so you only have to worry about enjoying this unique structure.

7. Orlando, Florida – Wonderworks

It seems that the White House is a popular choice to turn upside down. Yet another mansion that is quite unique because of it’s geographical alignment to the ground is this museum in Orlando, Wonderworks. Walking inside it makes you feel like you are walking inside Ripley’s Believe it or Not museum.

8. Vienna, Austria – Erwin Wurm: House Attack

More of a structure that was embedded in another structure rather than a house, this brilliant design still deserves a spot in our list. The appearance was intended to replicate a bomb that was lodged in the home because of a rogue B2 House Bomber that just happened to want to declare war on Austria.