Bristol: Upside Down House Entry Ticket

Upside Down House Bristol Experience

The Upside Down House in Bristol, located at Anchor Square, offers a playful attraction ideal for families and content creators interested in unique photo opportunities.

Description

Explore the first Upside Down House in Bristol, designed by the Upside Down House Creative Design Team. Its magenta exterior reflects Bristol’s lively character, while the interior combines cultural elements with a modern style. Visitors can walk through the quirky house where furniture is attached to the ceiling, creating unusual photo opportunities.

Located next to We The Curious on Bristol’s harbourside, the Upside Down House is easy to reach. The closest car park is Millennium Square Car Park, and the nearest train station is Bristol Temple Meads. Children aged 3 and under enter free.

Highlights

• Capture unique photos of yourself and friends in a creative setting
• Enjoy an attraction suitable for families and content creators
• Explore a quirky house with an interior that challenges perspective
• Visit a museum of illusions designed for all ages
• Experience a blend of local culture and modern design

Includes

• Entry to the Upside Down House Bristol
• Opportunity for creative photo sessions

Important Information

• Watch your head as furniture is fixed to the ceiling. The uneven flooring and narrow staircase require careful movement. The provider is not responsible for injuries inside the house.
• Children under 12 must be supervised by an adult or guardian aged 18 or over. Maximum of three infants per adult per booking.
• Participation is not advised for pregnant visitors or those prone to severe motion sickness.
• Bring your smartphone, GoPro, or camera for photos. Professional filming equipment requires prior written consent from the corporate team.

Booking and Cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours before your visit for a full refund. For the best experience, visit during quieter weekday hours and bring comfortable shoes.