Travel Center / Taipei Report
In southern Brazil, there stands a giant strawberry as tall as three stories, perched on the grass, looking sweet and juicy enough to make one’s mouth water. But take a closer look, and this hyper-realistic giant strawberry actually has doors and windows underneath, along with multiple ventilation and daylighting openings around it—making one can’t help but wonder what secrets lie inside this “strawberry house.”

▲The oversized strawberry house is actually a government office. (Photo / from www.trekearth.com)
Located in Bom Princípio, a city in southern Brazil known as a famous strawberry-producing hub, the local government built this giant strawberry structure. This uniquely shaped building also attracts many tourists who stop to peek curiously through the windows. However, to their disappointment, there are no strawberry-related products sold or displayed inside this “strawberry house”—it’s actually a local government office. The civil servants stationed here in this “strawberry house” could also be said to work under the alternative title of the “strawberry generation.”
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