The 30 Most Unreal Buildings In The World. #9 Will Make Your Head Spin.

From incredibly large skyscrapers to single-person treehouses, this collection of architectural oddities will make you look twice.
1) Biblioteca España – Santo Domingo, Colombia 
2) Dutch cube houses – Rotterdam, Netherlands 
3) Vortex House – Montrose, Houston 
4) Dalat’s Crazy House – Vietnam 
5) Seattle Central Library – Seattle, Washington 
6) Krzywy Domek – Sopot, Poland 
7) Brasilia – Brazil 
8) Twisted House – Indianapolis, Indiana 
9) Upside down house – Trassenheide, Germany
10) Hotel Marques de Riscal – Spain
11) Singapore buildings wedged tightly together 
12) Vienna’s Modern Art Museum – Austria 
13) Donut hotel – Guangzhou, China
14) Dancing House – Prague 
15) Bubble houses – south of France 
16) Atomium – Brussels

17) Casa Batlló – Barcelona, Spain 
18) Lotus Temple – New Dehli, India 
19) Montaña Mágica Lodge – Chile 
20) Nautilus House 21) Free Spirit Spheres – Vancouver Island 
22) Waldspirale – Germany 
23) Lyons Airport Train Station – France 
24) Motisons Tower – Jaipur 
25) Birmingham Bull Ring – Birmingham, UK 
26) Gibbon Treehouse – Laos 

27) Markthalle Altenrhein – Staad, Switzerland 

28) Dynamic Tower – Dubai 
29) Olympic Stadium – Montreal, Canada 
30) Guggenheim Museum – Bilbao, Spain 

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Brits Held in Peru Over 30kg Cocaine Haul

Police in Peru have said that three Britons and three Italians are among 27 suspects arrested this month after a huge haul of cocaine was seized.

Police said the British suspects were detained along with a Peruvian woman on Thursday as they allegedly tried to smuggle 30kgs of cocaine to the UK on a sailing boat, reports Sky News.

Some of the drugs were seized from the vessel's fuel tanks after it was intercepted leaving the Yacht Club de la Punta Callao, authorities said.

The Italian trio were arrested in Lima earlier this week for possession of cocaine and ecstasy.

Police claimed they belonged to a gang called "The Bambinos".

National Police director Raul Salazar said 1 ton of drugs had already been seized in operations this month.

He said the arrests showed his officers were effectively disrupting the "international tentacles" involved in the country's illegal drug trade.

Peruvian authorities said that between January and March of this year they had detained 3,013 people across the country in 3,025 operations.

Six hundred and fifty three were detained for trafficking, 351 for selling small amounts and 2009 for using drugs.

The South American country is one of the world's top drug producers.