La Casa Loca, also known as "The Upside-Down House", is a house in Villapinzón, Colombia that is built upside down. It was built in 2015 by architect Luis Fernando Melo as a tourist attraction.

The house is a replica of a traditional Colombian house, but it is turned upside down. The furniture, appliances, and even the cars in the driveway are all upside down. Visitors can walk through the house and experience what it is like to live in an upside-down world.

La Casa Loca is a popular tourist destination, and it is often featured in travel magazines and websites. It is a great place to take photos and to experience something unique.

La Casa Loca was originally going to be built in Choachi. The architect, Luis Fernando Melo, had proposed the project to the town council, but they rejected it because they thought it would be too dangerous. The town council was concerned that the house would be unstable and that it would pose a risk to visitors.