10 Most Colorful Cities in Europe
| March 8, 2017
10. Burano, Venice, Italy
Burano is not a city, per se, but a small island in the Venetian Lagoon. The place is known not only for its scalloped edges, but also for its brightly colored houses with contrasting shutters that make it look like a fairytale, attracting thousands of tourists every year. Perfect for a day trip from Venice, Burano will be an exposition of colors and joy that you’ll want to tell everyone about.
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Europe’s beauty in terms of color and diversity is, indeed, astonishing. Make sure you explore as many of them as you can until our next virtual journey!
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