Around the world, cities and neighborhoods are lit by the colors of their buildings! To see absolutely on a trip!
For some reason, the world seems to be in the absence of ideas when it comes to giving a color to the buildings. But the buildings and houses of this list give up the usual grey, brown, yellow and white by associations of bright colors . Most of you probably prefer to have colorful buildings like these, but there are several practical reasons why it is difficult to have such a colorful façade. Maintaining a complex and colorful facade is much more difficult and costly than keeping a one in good condition with a unique color. In addition, the most expensive paints with anti-corrosive or weather-resistant properties are produced only in some classic colours.
However, some owners made the bet to misplace their home. Sometimes it’s even All right. which differs by the color palette of its buildings. And that’s all to his honor. From Valparaiso to Chile to Copenhagen to Denmark Cinque Terre In Italy, go to the discovery of these cities or neighborhoods coloured in the rainbow, illuminating everything around them.
Kunsthof-Passage, Dresden, Germany

Istanbul, Turkey

Galera, Republic of Uzupis (Vilnius), Lithuania

Ecole rue Pajol, Paris, France

Nautilus, shell house in Naucalpan de Juarez, Mexico

Hundertwasserhaus, Vienna, Austria

Katwise Rainbow House (Kat O’Sullivan), Brooklyn, New York, USA

Ramenskoïe, Russia


Favela Santa Marta, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

MykonosGreece

Carabanchel building, Madrid, Spain

Rainbow house, San Francisco, United States

Nippes (near Cologne), Germany

Singapore

Casa Batlló, Barcelona, Spain

Costa Nova, Portugal

Neal’s Yard, London, England

La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Zamość, Poland

Granada, Nicaragua

Calle Carabobo, Maracaibo, Venezuela

Nyhavn Canal, Copenhagen, Denmark

Burano, Italy

Willemstad, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles

Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, South Africa

Le quartier du Gabut, La Rochelle, France

Manarola, Italy

Poznan, Poland

Saint John of Newfoundland, Canada

Valparaiso, Chile

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