Upside Down House

Upside Down House is West Africa’s very first gravity-defying attraction. Step inside and find yourself in a whimsical world of topsy-turvy design—furniture glued to ceilings, chandeliers pointing down, and rooms that challenge your sense of balance. Each fully furnished room—from the kitchen to the bedroom—feels like a dream you don’t want to wake from. It’s not just a house; it’s a surreal playground that invites endless photo opportunities and family fun. Guests have described it as “fun, weird (in the best way),” and a reminder that "when life flips you over, you can still stand tall—just upside down.

✨ Ambience & Highlights
✔ Mind-bending interiors: Everywhere you look, gravity seems to be taking a break—from hanging wardrobes to floating décor.
✔ Story-filled background: The house was originally a 19th-century Afro‑Brazilian home. Legend has it, during its relocation to Ibeju‑Lekki, a storm flipped it upside down—creating this eccentric tourist gem.
✔ Fun for everyone: Perfect for families, friends, or anyone with a sense of wonder. Expect playful confusion, laughter, and unique photo ops.
Easy visit: Open daily from 10 AM to 8 PM. Advance booking via the Landmark Citizen App or the official website is recommended.

✨ Average Spend Per Person (Ticket Pricing)
Monday–Thursday (morning slots are cheaper): around ₦3,250 – ₦6,250 per person.
Friday–Sunday (peak times): ₦10,250 – ₦17,250 per person.
Kids’ tickets: From about ₦1,500 each.

✨ Why Visit the Upside Down House
✔ One-of-a-kind experience: It’s rare to walk into a space where everything defies logic—and your camera loves it.
✔ Memorable fun: A perfect mix of illusion, creativity, and joy—guaranteed to spark laughter and curiosity.
✔ Easily accessible: Located in a vibrant entertainment district with simple booking and flexible hours.