The Triangle goes topsy turvy

A hybrid of street art and experiential entertainment, this inverted wooden structure will be the first of its kind in the UK, providing visitors with a zero-gravity illusion experience in a safe and family friendly environment.

Walk on the ceiling, go downstairs to go up, do handstands on the sofa without taking your feet off the floor and let your imagination run riot. The house is fully furnished, arranged over two storeys and is perfect for quirky photo opportunities.

The Upside Down House makes for a perfect pit stop while shopping, on a work break, after a weekend brunch or in between drinks on a night out.

Launching on 10 November, this fascinating new installation will also be part of Bournemouth’s Christmas Tree Wonderland trail, launching a week later. The house will be in Bournemouth until the end of June 2019 and the interiors will occasionally change.

CEO of Upside Down House Tom Dirse, said, “We are extremely excited to bring the first Upside Down House to the UK, specifically to Bournemouth. We’d like to thank Bournemouth Tourism for all its help support and help in bringing this project together.”