Bright place, bright life! Fresh colors inspire fresh travel, as life is too short to visit dull places. This is why we don’t see the world in black and white! It is time for you to scroll up to the boring destination and select the animated destination. Here is the list of the world’s most colorful destinations that are waiting for you to explore in full.
Cinque Terre, Italy
When talking about colorful places, you just can’t miss Cinque Terre. With small winding streets, colorful architecture, and terraces of vineyards, it makes a good spot for you to visit. It is a collection of five old villages along the sea. Each of the five villages has its beauty and charm.
You can go hiking and uncover the most beautiful routes that connect the villages. Trying fresh seafood, homemade pesto, and local wines while watching the sunset is something you’ll enjoy over your visit. Along with that, when the sun goes down, its rays paint these charming towns in even more bright colors.
Wroclaw, Poland
Wroclaw is still not on your travel radar? Well, it should be! It is one of the most perfect locations for a bright, affordable getaway. That combined with cheap drinks and food, and you are a winner.
Without a doubt, it is one of the most beautiful cities acknowledged for its colorful buildings. Additionally, this city is famed as the “Venice of Poland” because of its islands and over 100 bridges. How can you not visit the stunning Market Square? With brightly painted buildings and activities, it is one of the most charming spots.
Amorgos Island, Greece
Blue sea, sunny days, and whitewashed villages—this will be a photo diary of your visit to Amorgos Island, Greece. Although there are thousands of islands in Greece, Amorgos will hold your heart for good. Unlike other islands, it is still unspoiled and has managed to stay away from tourism. That means exploring and discovering all the hidden places on your own without any huge crowd.
As an island city, Amorgos is way more than just its beaches. Visit the Venetian Castle, enjoy scenic drives at sunset time, and go hiking to get to know the secrets of the island.
St. John’s, Canada
It is a perfect mix of yummy food, cute houses, dramatic geography and scenery, friendly people, and endless outdoor adventures. St. John’s is an easy-walkable city, and you’ll enjoy walking here admiring the colorful architecture. The streets are filled with rows of glaring houses, and the locals are also very sweet; you’ll enjoy chatting with them.
For food lovers, the natural next stop is a meal at Mallard Cottage—after all, walking and tiring. Reservations are highly recommended for this 18th-century, Irish-Newfoundland-style cottage-turned-eatery, considered one of the oldest wooden buildings in all of North America.
Havana, Cuba
Open-top vintage cars, neoclassical buildings, and music rising from local households will steal your heart, when in Havana. Who says you can’t eat ice cream for breakfast? You’ll spot many people outside the ice cream parlor at 10 am waiting for the doors to open.
The graffiti covering the walls of the streets of Callejon de Hamel is worth checking out. Getting a good dose of culture is something you’ll never want to stop doing in Havana.
Guanajuato, Mexico
Have a wonderful time in Guanajuato. This vibrant Mexican city is known for its architecture, winding passages, and colorful hillside homes. With its small streets filled with history, Guanajuato feels like a journey back in time.
Spend your day in the lively plazas, where you can enjoy traditional mariachi music, local crafts, and delicious Mexican street food. For amazing views, head to the El Pípila monument and take in the colorful landscape of this charming town.
Agueda, Portugal
Next on the list is the city of colorful umbrellas. Wondering why this is called so. During a walk through the city, you witness the colorful canopy of sunshades overhead. This artistic display adds a unique touch to the architecture. Additionally, this will make a beautiful spot for your Instagram-worthy pictures.
Although it has much to offer, it also gives you a glimpse into the less rosy aspects of Portugal’s history. You’ll notice abandoned houses and buildings, which are remains of the country’s long tradition of emigration.
Chefchaouen, Morocco
Chefchaouen, famed as the “blue diamond,” is an exceptional place on the mountainside. It is known for its attractive blue-painted houses, and the city will give you an impression of beauty. You can go for a walk through its streets; you’ll uncover its glaring market. Don’t forget to check out colorful rugs, handmade crafts, and spices from their local shops.
One must-see attraction in Chefchaouen is the Kasbah, a historic fortress located in the heart of Medina. Here, you can explore beautiful gardens, intriguing museums, and ancient walls.
Cartagena, Colombia
Cartagena de Indias brings together the architectural charm, the happening nightlife, and mesmerizing landscapes. We recommend you pack your light and pastel-colored clothes; no worries, you can thank us later for this advice. These comfortable clothes will add more charm during your comfortable stay on the beach and yachts.
You can walk through the colorful streets, admire the architecture, and try the local food. If you are up for it, do a photo shoot as well of this beautiful location. Due to this, it makes a perfect vacation spot for any type of traveler.
Burano, Italy
Want to explore new places near Venice? Pack your bags, take an hour boat ride from Venice, and welcome to Burano! When you reach this small island town, all you will see are small canals and cute houses in vivid colors. Once you reach the main canal, you will find a few souvenir shops selling handcrafted jewelry, postcards, and house-shaped magnets.
Besides this, Burano is also known for its long tradition of needle-lace making. Along with that, colorful houses, churches, and museums also make a perfect spot for you to visit.
The World Awaits in Full Color
Traveling is more than just sightseeing—it’s about experiencing the liveliness, art, and spirit of the destination. These rainbow escapes prove that the world is full of color and character.
So, embrace the brightness, let the colors inspire you, and start planning your next adventure!
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