A Little Crazy: The Upside Down Amsterdam

25 rooms full of perspec­tive shifts and photo opportunities

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Anyone look­ing for a play­ful and unusual excur­sion will find numer­ous oppor­tu­ni­ties for wonder and photog­ra­phy at “The Upside Down” in Amsterdam.

The inter­ac­tive expe­ri­ence includes 25 themed rooms—including sets that are completely upside down and a large ball pit. The exhi­bi­tion is partic­u­larly inter­est­ing for anyone who enjoys unusual images and creative perspectives. 

The build­ing is equipped with a modern eleva­tor, the rooms are acces­si­ble with­out thresh­olds, and the paths within the sets are at least 97 centime­ters wide.

“Good to Know”: Accord­ing to avail­able infor­ma­tion, accom­pa­ny­ing persons for people with disabil­i­ties receive free admis­sion. You should plan approx­i­mately one and a half to two hours for the visit.

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