Europe embraces a treasure trove of towns with its breathtaking streets and colorful buildings, waiting to discover during your next tourist trips. Follow us with a tour of the most beautiful colorful streets in Europe that are worth a visit.
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Colmar, France
Colmar is considered one of the most beautiful towns in France, indeed in Europe. Every street in Colmar of the Alsace region is a colorful masterpiece. It is called “Little Venice” and is a mixture of German and French engineering, which gives the town a distinctive and eye-catching character.
Burano, Italy
A brightly colored italyn island north of Lake Venice, 7 kilometers from Venice. Burano attracts thousands of tourists due to the wonderful colors that make up its homes, and it is actually an old fishing village dating back to Romen times and famous for its multi-colored lace houses in a distinctive artistic style.
Stuttorget, Sweden
The largest square in the Swedish capital Stockholm is known as Stutorget, which stands out for two important factors. The first factor is the famous market where it is held on the end of the year events, and the second factor is the wonderful colorful houses dating back to the seventeenth century, which vary from legal red, yellow and green and are located in the middle of the old town. Many tourists visit this site to discover these distinctive homes up close.
Nyhavn, Denmark
A seventeenth-century Copenhagen neighborhood in Denmark overlooking a water channel. Nyhavn extends from the new King’s Square to the front of the harbor south of the Royal Theater, and along it are lined colorful homes, cafes and restaurants.
Poznan Square, Poland
The old Market Square in the Polish city of Poznan is surrounded by wonderful colorful houses that mix colors blue, green and yellow. Although many of the landmarks of the square were destroyed during World War II, many were rebuilt during the 1950s to re-embrace the ancient history of the square and its colorful houses.
Vernazza, Italy
A beautiful coastal town in northwestern Italy, characterized by many tourist attractions, especially the colorful houses that range from orange and yellow, along with old castles and elegant historical streets with shops spread in the charming atmosphere of Italy.
Cremieux Street in Paris, France
This street marked by the colors of its homes, which vary between pastel colors, is located in the 12th district of the capital. Thin plants line the street near the homes, giving it a natural oasis of nature near Parisian congestion.
Nova de Carvalho, Portugal
The Portuguese capital, Lisbon, is known for its beautiful tiled houses, and it includes a number of colorful streets, especially in the old town. Among the most famous of these streets is Nova de Carvalho or “Pink Street”, which is characterized by the colors of its buildings and its bright streets that attract attention.
From the streets of Lisbon
From Stottorget Square
From Vernazza
From Colmar in France
Nyhavn
From Nova de Carvalho
From Poznan Square
Colmar
Burano
Burano, Italy
Stutorget
Cremieux Street in Paris
Vernazza
Colorful homes in Nyhavn
