Upside Down House entrance is reported at between R100 and R120 for adults, with children around R60 and under-3s free. Sources disagree on the exact figures and on where the child band starts.
The Upside Down House is at Hartbeespoort in North West, not in Gauteng or Cape Town as some listings suggest.
What Is Reported
| Category | Report A | Report B |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | R120 | R100 |
| Child | Under 3 free | R60 (ages 4–12) |
It Is a Photo Attraction, Not a Long Visit
The house is built inverted so visitors can take photographs that appear upside down. A visit typically takes well under an hour, which is worth weighing against a R100 to R120 per-head charge for a family.
Where It Is
Hartbeespoort, Madibeng, North West — about an hour from Johannesburg and often combined with other Hartbeespoort attractions in a day out.
Price Source and Last-Checked Date
These figures come from secondary sources, not an operator-published rate card. The attraction does not publish a rate card we could read. The two independent figures above differ by R20 on the adult rate and disagree on the child band.
- Briefly — Upside Down House entrance fee and details
- Buzz South Africa — Upside Down House Hartbeespoort
Last checked: 6 September 2026. Confirm at the gate before travelling.