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Bergen, Norway - The second largest city in Norway is also one of places in the world with the least daylight. However, when the sun does come out, the beautiful colors of each of the houses make the city shine.

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Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, South Africa - This Cape Town neighborhood is one of the most colorful in all of South Africa.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - The capital of Argentina has some areas full of color. The most famous neighborhood for this is La Boca.

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Burano, Italy - Located to the north of Venice, the island of Burano has such a wide variety of different colors that you wonder through many parts without seeing the same color twice.

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Barcelona, ​​Spain - The capital of the region of Catalonia is ablaze with unique colors and the iconic jewel- encrusted architecture designed by Antoni Gaudí.

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Cartagena, Colombia - The fifth largest city in Colombia is known for its characteristically colorful streets.

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Cinque Terre, Italy - This one is technically a zone and not a city. The collection of villages is located on the Italian Riviera, where several people built small, colorful houses overlooking the sea.

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Copenhagen, Denmark - Nyhavn is one of the more colorful areas of Copenhagen, built between the 17th and 18th century.

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Stockholm, Sweden - The capital of Sweden is one of the most important cities in northern Europe. Vibrant colors and unique architecture make this location one of the most colorful in the world.

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Guanajuato City, Mexico - Capital of the Mexican state with the same name, this city is home to several colonial era mansions and buildings, each painted an array of different colors.

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Havana, Cuba - The largest city in Cuba has several styles of architecture all mixed together, from 16th century houses to the houses of today, all of them brightly colored.

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Istanbul, Turkey - The Jewish quarter of the city is a hidden gem filled with colorful houses, in a city which is already bursting with color.

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Jodhpur, India - Blue is the watchword at this location in the state of Rajasthan. It might remind you a little of a Smurf village.

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Lima, Peru - The capital of Peru is characterized by a mix of various architectural styles that blend the new with the modern through several colorful houses.

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Lisbon, Portugal - The city of the 'Seven Hills' is known for its red, tiled roofs and for all the varied and complimentary colors of the buildings.

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Menton, France - Situated on the French Riviera, this city is famous for its fantastic beaches and colorful architecture.

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Nuuk, Greenland - Colorful wooden houses help people have fun in this neighborhood.

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Old San Juan, Puerto Rico - Famous for its wonderful pastel colors, this city is located on an island that is 56 km from Puerto Rico.

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Pelourinho, Salvador, Brazil - This neighborhood of Salvador is famous for its lively and colorful streets.

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Reykjavik, Iceland - The warm and vibrant colors of the city's houses make up for the freezing temperatures.

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Rio de Janeiro Brazil - Several neighborhoods of the famous Brazilian city have homes painted in extremely vibrant colors.

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San Francisco, United States - The characteristic architecture of the North American city is also complemented by several colors that will leave every visitor in awe.

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Sighisoara, Romania - Located in the historical region of Transylvania, this small town has more than 164 houses that are more than 300 years old.

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St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada - St. John's is the capital city of Newfoundland and Labrador and is one of the most colorful in Canada.

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Valparaiso, Chile - In addition to all the colorful houses, this city of Chile is also covered in street art.

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Willemstad, Curaçao - This island in the South Caribbean has some of the most impressive architecture in the world. The city center is colorful and unique.

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Wroclaw, Poland - Wroclaw is the fourth largest city in Poland. Being a large financial and cultural center, it is also home to impressive architecture.

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