An upside-down museum

A new museum has opened in Germany’s capital, Berlin, which is full of optical illusions and rooms that look as though they are the wrong way up. Called The Upside Down, it claims to be Europe’s largest interactive experience. At the opening party, people got to check out 21 unusual rooms that are designed to look crazy in people’s pictures. Activities include diving into a ball pit, taking a seat on a private jet, getting up close to a giant hair dryer, performing circus tricks upside down and singing in four private karaoke rooms. The new museum follows the success of The Upside Down in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, which opened for visitors four years ago.…

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