Five bizarre houses around the world: A pineapple, a shoe or an upside-down building - pretty crazy, right?

1. Fruit lovers, look here!

You probably haven't even dreamt of building or purchasing a dream house in the shape of your favorite fruit, have you? Bathurst in South Africa is home to the world's largest habitable pineapple. It reaches a height of 17 meters, has three floors and is made of metal and laminate. When standing at the highest point of the building, a breathtaking view of the landscape stretches in front of you.

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2. Sea cliff as a cozy refuge

Another remarkable rarity is a house that looks like it was created by the sea itself. The unique apartment building, nicknamed "stone quarry" ("La Pedrera" in Catalan), is located in Barcelona. It was created by the renowned architect Antonio Gaudí, who is also the man behind the construction of the world-famous tabernacle Sagrada Família. On the roof, you can see giant statues of knights. You may not want to believe us, but you won't find a single straight line in the house.

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3. A boat in the middle of the street

Nothing is impossible in Asia - specifically in Hong Kong. One might expect to find a multitude of things on a street, but a boat? Definitely not! This curiosity that is part of the Whampoa shopping center goes beyond a logical explanation. Yes, it really is a life-sized, realistic boat. The building in the shape of a luxury cruise ship spans over a length of 360 meters and houses more than 300 shops. Shopping here must be an awesome experience!

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4. Wild wild west, or living in a cowboy boot

Did you know one can live in a shoe? This bizzare living can be found in Texas. It has an area of ​​66 square meters and offers all the things necessary for life. Two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, even a terrace on top of the shoe, where you can enjoy amazing relax. The interior will surprise you with specially designed mosaic granite floors and an atypically shaped red staircase. Anyone, including you, can rent this very unusual house for 1,200 USD (28,000 crowns) per month.

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5. A house that denies the laws of physics

Everything is turned upside down here. This quirky house is located near our borders, more specifically in a German village called Wertheim. Just try to imagine: the furniture and other equipment is hanging above your head, while the ceiling is actually the floor. It's quite likely you might have to fight off dizziness. The house serves as an attraction and you can visit it for 170 crowns. The family ticket costs a little under 400 crowns.

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