Vistas aconsejadas Para Semana Santa :La casa de Katmand=?i so-8859-1?Q?=FA_-_Magalluf?=

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Katmandú, La Casa al Revés, es un museo espectáculo único en el mundo cuya peculiaridad consiste en un edificio de 1600m2, de estilo tibetano, que se ha construido al revés y presenta un aspecto como arrancado de cuajo de su sitio de procedencia original (mostrando tuberías, hierros, y trozos de hormigón) y caido del cielo. El museo se encuentra situado en la localidad turística de Magalluf, en el término municipal de Calviá en Mallorca. 
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