House Face Down in Szymbark

This small village of 520 inhabitants, located 39 kilometres from Gdansk, has a curious Kashubian open air museum. Kashubian is an ethno-historical region in northern Poland, currently home to only 5,000 casubos, who speak casubo, a language from the Slavic family, but still different from Polish. This museum consists of various parts, and carefully explains this regional ethnic group's lifestyle. Its attractions include a table made from a single tree trunk (which holds the Guinness record) and an upside-down house, where everything is upside down and after entering, people get dizzy and disoriented.