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Topsy-turvy house

30.01.2014 00:11 Просмотров: 474 Печать | E-mail

How many times have you said: “My house is totally topsy-turvy”? Now you can really see such a house in Moscow. This unique attraction opened its doors to the visitors of the All-Russia Exhibition Center on the 1st of January 2014 in front of pavilion 57.

The idea of the interactive exhibition representing flipped lodgings is not new, but its popularity grows worldwide. There are many various flipped houses in America, Europe and Asia. The most famous constructions can be found in Kiev, in the Polish village Shimbrak and in the Japanese Matsumoto. For example in Wisconsin in the U.S. you can visit a flipped replica of the White House. And now our capital can boast its own flipped house.

It should be mentioned that it is not the first flipped house in our country, but the first one which functions as an attraction.

You can visit the topsy-turvy house from 10:00 till 19:00 at weekdays and from 10:00 till 20:00 at weekends.
Price of the ticket: 250 rubles.
Website: www.vvcentre.ru

Author of the report: https://vk.com/id830164

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