Trassenheide, Germany. 25th Aug, 2015. Two visitors enter a house that is upside down in Trassenheide, Germany, 25 August 2015. Two businessmen from Stettin in Poland built the house on the island Usedom in 2008. The project 'Die Welt steht Kopf' (lit. 'The world is upside down') has become a magnet for visitors and attracts up to 50,000 visitors per year. Photo: STEFAN SAUER/dpa/Alamy Live News
![Trassenheide, Germany. 25th Aug, 2015. Two visitors enter a house that is upside down in Trassenheide, Germany, 25 August 2015. Two businessmen from Stettin in Poland built the house on the island Usedom in 2008. The project 'Die Welt steht Kopf' (lit. 'The world is upside down') has become a magnet for visitors and attracts up to 50,000 visitors per year. Photo: STEFAN SAUER/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/F15Y4F/trassenheide-germany-25th-aug-2015-two-visitors-enter-a-house-that-F15Y4F.jpg)
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