St Petersburg, Russia is home to a peculiar 'inverted' house museum which has a gravity-defying appearance.
According to the Mirror, the upside down house, which has the interiors flipped on its head, is part of a museum exhibit and features a living room, kitchen, corridor, bathroom, and even a children's bedroom.
Every single furniture in the house, be it the fully stacked kitchen with range of appliances or the kids' bedroom featuring a race car bed and train set, is stuck to the ceiling, which makes it seem as if visitors are defying gravity.
