German handstand cafes have become popular on social media.

A new cafe in Germany has become a social media star thanks to the fact that everything is upside down.

A new coffee shop in Germany has become popular on social media because everything is upside down.

The Toppels' roadside cafe in Wertheim opened earlier this year and it was an instant hit with tourists, who were unable to get their heads around the baffling layout.

Toppels' Cafe, located on the roadside of Wertheim, opened at the beginning of this year and was immediately sought after by tourists. The confusing layout of the cafe confuses visitors.

Outside, the house appears to be sitting on its roof, while a car hangs precariously parked at the top of the building.

From the outside, the house seemed to stand on the roof, with a car parked precariously on the roof.

Meanwhile, inside the decor is even more confusing.

At the same time, the layout of the house is even more shocking.

German handstand Cafe

In the bathroom, the sink, toilet and bath are all topsy turvy, prompting numerous photo opportunities where visitors pose with their heads in the loo.

The sink, toilet and bathtub in the bathroom are all upside down, attracting countless tourists to take pictures here and take pictures of their heads facing the toilet.

In the kitchen, a meal is laid out on the table, hanging from the roof, and in a child's bedroom, a car racing kit is suspended above the ground.

In the kitchen, the table with the meal was hung on the roof. In the children's room, this racing model track seems to be suspended on the ground.

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The layout means that visitors can pose in the rooms for photos with their feet on the ground, but it appears in pictures like they are actually standing on the ceiling. Unsurprisingly, scores of selfie-loving visitors are relishing the photo shoot potential the house offers.

This layout means that people can stand on the ground and pose in the house, but in the picture, they look as if they are standing on the ceiling. Unsurprisingly, many tourists who love to take selfies use the furnishings of the room to take more pictures than you can imagine.

They have been posing up on a storm and sharing the images on sites like Instagram and Facebook