English: An 'upside-down house' in an open-air museum (The Education and Region Promotion Centre) in Szybmark, northern Poland. The interior of the two-floor building (furniture, stairs, objects) is set upside-down as well, ie. is glued to the ceiling. Persons with inner-ear or balance disabilities are discouraged from entering the structure
Deutsch: Umgekehrtes Haus (Im Zentrun für Unterricht) in Szybmark, nördliches Polen
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