Discover the World's Most Colorful Houses: Beyond the Ordinary

1. The "Painted Ladies," San Francisco, USA

Walk along Steiner Street in San Francisco and you'll be captivated by a row of six Victorian-style houses painted in pastel colors. The term "Painted Ladies" describes Victorian homes adorned with three or more different colors to highlight their architectural details.

2. Juzcar, Spain

Location: Andalusia, Spain. An entire village painted blue amidst a sea of white villages. More eye-catching than this – there isn't.

3. Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan, South Korea

Perched on a hillside, this village is full of colorful houses and murals that draw numerous tourists.

4. La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina

A small neighborhood renowned for its brightly colored houses.

5. Cinque Terre, Italy

Imagine five villages sitting on cliffs along the Italian Riviera. Each village is characterized by colorful homes that are visible from afar.

6. Rainbow Row, Charleston, USA

Take a stroll along Rainbow Row in Charleston, USA. A quick glance at the houses will make it clear why it's named so.

7. Nyhavn District, Copenhagen, Denmark

Situated along the waterfront, this district dates back to the 17th century, filled with colorful houses and vibrant restaurants.

8. Notting Hill, London, UK

Notting Hill is a lively and colorful neighborhood in West London, famous for its rows of Victorian houses painted in beautiful pastel colors such as blue, pink, yellow, and red.

9. Guanajuato, Mexico

Guanajuato is a stunning and vibrant city in central Mexico, known for its rich history, impressive architecture, and lively culture.

10. Chefchaouen, Morocco

Chefchaouen is a city in northwestern Morocco, famous for its blue-washed streets. Its beauty and location on the slopes of the Rif mountains have earned it the nickname "Paradise on the Mountain."