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Villa Fiasko

Villa Fiasko is the funhouse in the Wunderwald. Inventor Maximus Müller has thrown open the doors of his house, so feel free to come in. But be warned: nothing here is quite what it seems.

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The concept

Villa Fiasko has been in the park since 2004. You walk through the eccentric inventor's house yourself.

Façade of Villa Fiasko in the Wunderwald
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Visitors in the rotating tunnel of Villa Fiasko

The Experience

The stairs move, the floor starts to spin and that's only the beginning. At the end you walk through a rotating tunnel.

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Sturdy footwear

Stairs move and floors spin. Sturdy shoes are a good idea.

Not for those sensitive to flashing lights

Villa Fiasko is not recommended if you are sensitive to flashing lights.

Not wheelchair accessible

Villa Fiasko is not wheelchair accessible.

Visitor information

From 1.20 metres you can go on your own; between 1.00 and 1.20 metres you must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over. Below 1.00 metre there is no access. Shoes are compulsory. Villa Fiasko is not suitable if you are pregnant, have an arm or leg in plaster or are sensitive to flashing lights.

Visitors in the rotating tunnel of Villa Fiasko
Visitors in the rotating tunnel of Villa Fiasko

A house full of surprises

Villa Fiasko is a fun in-between attraction for the whole family. You don't have to sit still: you walk through the house yourself and set your own pace. Maximus Müller is also the inventor behind the ball tracks of Maximus' Wunderball.

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