The House of Katmandu (Mallorca, Spain)

The first interviewer did not do justice to the House of Katmandu in Magulluf, Mallorca. What a fun place! It reminded me of Ripley's Believe It Not, but without the sickening things that turn my stomach to look at. That reviewer said something about "a dreary model made out of matchsticks." I don't know what his taste in artifacts is, but you'd have to look pretty far to find anything as amazing as that model of Hogwarts made out of 600,000 matchsticks. In fact, we enjoyed that so much that we looked up the model builder on the web and then visited the museum in Iowa when visiting relatives in the Midwest. Check it out! www.matchstickmarvels.com . The modeler ...  Read the complete review

The House of Katmandu is a tourist attraction located in the centre of Magalluf, Majorca. It's hard to describe what's on offer here - but it's probably best to call it a funhouse. My friend, who has visited before, sold this to me as a sort of Madame Tussauds. Unfortunately this is of a far lower quality - with no real identity, and with not much to entertain. The House of Katmandu is between Magaluf and Palma Nova and you can't miss it. The outside is by far the highlight of the experience - It is styled to look like an upside down Tibetan-style mansion. There are some nice fire and water features on the walk to the entrance. As you walk through ...  Read the complete review