A surreal visit to the House Down Under

Are you looking for a fun activity for the kids these school holidays?

Why not pay a visit to the House Down Under! This surreal immersive photo experience of an inverted house is fun for all the family.

You’ll pass through a series of rooms, starting with the upstairs games area, where you get to take photos but the difference is that you are all on the ceiling!

You can also take a visit to the bathroom and figure out a way to use the toilet when you’re upside down!

Then you head upstairs, which is actually downstairs, to find yourself in the kitchen and living areas.

The helpful staff will guide you to get the best shots and also take photos of you so that everyone in your party can be included in the fun.

Our kids’ favourite spot was the bedroom where they had lots of fun doing handstands on the ceiling!

The House Down Under is located in the Entertainment Quarter at Moore Park and is open every day from the 10am-6pm (except 23 Jan)

https://housedownunder.com.au

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Ginny Grant

As a book editor, writer and mother of two young children, I divide my time between grappling with words and kids. Both can be troublesome and delightful. I am also the author of Australia’s Greatest Landmarks and Locations (Random House Australia, 2014), and firmly believe Sydney’s Inner West is one of Australia’s – no, the world’s – truly great places to live.

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