From Italy to Iceland, through Argentina and Mexico, the cities of the world are full of multicolored facades. Red, blue, green, yellow, pink ... Discover the most beautiful neighborhoods on the planet!
- Burano, Venise " Italy":
Just 40 minutes from the center of Venice, the Burano district is known for its colorful houses. The repainting of each house is regulated by the government, which delivers for each dwelling a palette of specific colors.
-Venice in 4K:
- The Little Venice, Colmar "France":
Colmar called the district of Krutenau, the small Venice is typical for its medieval appearance, and its pastel colored houses.
-Colmar, France in 4K :
- Downtown, St. John's, Newfoundland" Canada":
Downtown St. John's is full of colorful homes. An excellent remedy against grisaille.
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- Pelourinho, Salvador da Bahia"Brazil":
In the heart of the state capital of Bahia, Brazil, the Pelourinho square attracts as much for its colors as for the carnival that animates the city every year. The place is known for being the theater of the famous clip of Michael Jackson They Do not Care About Us, in 2009.
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- Notting Hill, London, United Kingdom:
Before becoming a hip London neighborhood, Notting Hill was mostly the home of Irish and West Indian immigrants. But the creation of the carnival has notably revitalized the neighborhood. A colorful event!
-Exploring Notting Hill, London:
- Bo-Kaap, Cape Town" South Africa":
Bo-Kaap, which means "Above the Cape", is today one of the most picturesque areas of Cape Town, thanks to its colorful and cobbled streets. It is also known for the mosque that it houses, with architecture close to those of Southeast Asia.
- Gamcheon, Busan "South Korea":
The area of Gamcheon, in the city of Busan, has many nicknames. "The village of Lego" or "the Machu Picchu Korean" reflects well the surpising landscape that offer these colored houses perched on the hill.
-Gamcheon Culture Vilage Aerial Showreel:
- La Boca, Buenos Aires" Argentina":
In the south of the Argentine capital, the small port of Boca recalls the history of the founding of Argentina by the waves of European immigrations. A poor fisherman's quarter, this one lives almost only now thanks to tourism and his football club.
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- the Palmitas, Pachuca "Mexique":
Repainted by Mexican artists between 2014 and 2015, Las Palmitas became the symbol of the Mexican government's fight against violence in poor neighborhoods. Nevertheless, it is difficult to measure the impact of these colors on the insecurity felt by the inhabitants of the neighborhood.
-Palmitas - "Pachuca is painted" - Macromural:
- Reykjavik" Iceland":
n the Icelandic capital, the inhabitants of the corrugated iron houses found the parade to embellish these cheap materials, which is also a very good insulator.
-Reykjavik, Iceland (HD):
