Shanghai's Polish Upside-Down House

Shanghai's Polish Upside-Down House

The Polish Upside-Down House is located within the China Farmers' Painting Village in Fengjing. As the name suggests, it is an upside-down house. The structure appears as a small wooden cabin planted upside down into the ground, with all the furniture and furnishings inside also inverted. Stepping inside feels like entering a wonderfully topsy-turvy world.

This inverted world has captured the strong interest of many, with everything from beds and cabinets to toilets and sinks hanging overhead, and the carpet serving as the ceiling. The second floor includes a living room, dining area, and kitchen, where the sofa, coffee table, dining table, and cabinets are all inverted and fixed to the ceiling. It’s a great choice to visit with family and kids on weekends or holidays, and perfect for fun photo opportunities. The house is compact, limiting visitor numbers to 20 people at a time, and can typically be explored in about 20 minutes.

Address: Inside the China Farmers' Painting Village, Fengjing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai

Type: Modern Architecture

Recommended Visit Duration: 20 minutes

Phone: 021-57355555 (China Farmers' Painting Village)

Opening Hours:

8:00-17:00

Ticket Price:

30 RMB