The house was constructed by Polish architects Irek Glowacki and Marek Rozanski.
Every piece of interior furniture is fixed to the ceiling, including a car in the garage area.
The house is intentionally built to stand on its roof, causing a deliberate sense of vertigo for guests.
Dinoland features over 20 different species of prehistoric reptiles as animatronic figures.
The attraction is designed specifically to test the human vestibular system via optical illusions.
Tirolland, commonly known as Haus Steht Kopf, is an amusement park in Terfens, Austria, centered around a fully furnished house built upside down. The interior features floor-to-ceiling furniture attached to the ceiling, creating a disorienting perspective for visitors. The site also includes Dinoland, an outdoor park featuring life-size animatronic dinosaur replicas. The exhibits are designed as an optical illusion attraction, encouraging interactive photography. The entire structure is tilted at a specific angle to reinforce the visual phenomenon. It is located in the Vomperbach area of the Tyrol region.
The living room, where you can frame a photo to make it look like you are standing on the ceiling.
Use the wide-angle setting on your camera to capture the full scope of the inverted rooms.
Wear comfortable shoes as the walking paths between the house and the outdoor dinosaur park are unpaved in sections.
Visit on a weekday if possible to avoid crowds that make photography in tight spaces difficult.
Do not rush through the house; the disorienting effect requires a moment of adjustment to avoid feeling motion sick.
Outdoor areas may have reduced access during heavy snow or extreme winter weather conditions.
