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House Down Under: An Upside-Down World

Experience Melbourne's topsy-turvy photo fun at House Down Under in Docklands. Unleash your creativity in an inverted world!

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The House Down Under in Melbourne's Docklands offers a quirky and fun photo experience for all ages. Step inside this inverted house and capture surreal memories as you explore topsy-turvy rooms, creating unique and hilarious photos with family and friends.

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101 Waterfront Way, Docklands, Victoria, 3008, AU
Monday
12 pm-6 pm
Tuesday
9 am-5 pm
Wednesday
12 pm-6 pm
Thursday
12 pm-6 pm
Friday
12 pm-6 pm
Saturday
10 am-6 pm
Sunday
10 am-6 pm

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    Public Transport

    House Down Under is easily accessible via Melbourne's extensive public transport network. From Southern Cross Station, take tram #70 or #86 directly to The District Docklands. Alight at the Docklands Drive stop, which is right in front of the attraction. Trams operate frequently, and the journey is within the free tram zone. A single tram fare outside the free tram zone is approximately $5.

    Walking

    If you are already in the Docklands area, House Down Under is within easy walking distance. From Marvel Stadium, head west along Harbour Esplanade, then turn left onto Waterfront Way. Continue until you reach The District Docklands, where you'll find the inverted house located under the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel. The walk is approximately 10-15 minutes and offers scenic views of the harbor.

    Driving

    For those driving, parking is available at The District Docklands. Enter via Docklands Drive or Footscray Road. The East Car Park is located opposite the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel. Parking rates start at $0 for the first 90 minutes, then increase to $12 for 90 minutes to 2 hours, $14 for 2-3 hours, and $16 for 3-4 hours, with a daily maximum of $18. Early bird rates are available on weekdays for $13 if you enter before 10 am and exit between 3 pm and midnight.

    Local tips

    Wear comfortable shoes, as the slanted floors can be challenging to navigate.
    Bring your phone or camera to capture the hilarious upside-down moments.
    Visit during off-peak hours to avoid crowds and long wait times.
    Take advantage of the staff's expertise for posing ideas and photo assistance.

    Discover more about House Down Under Melbourne

    House Down Under is a unique and engaging attraction located in The District Docklands of Melbourne. This peculiar house appears to have fallen from the sky, presenting a completely inverted interior for visitors to explore. Inside, guests can wander through various upside-down rooms, including a bathroom with an inverted toilet, a kids' room, a home office, a lounge, a bedroom, and a kitchen. This interactive experience encourages visitors to unleash their creativity and capture memorable photos in a bizarre setting. With no time limit, guests can take their time perfecting poses and snapping countless photos. Staff members are available to offer tips and assistance, ensuring everyone gets the perfect shot. Located in a vibrant area with plenty of restaurants and attractions, House Down Under is an ideal destination for families and those seeking a fun and unusual activity. It's a great place to create lasting memories and share laughs with loved ones.
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