Europe’s 16 Most Colorful Cities
| May 26, 2015
Brussels, Belgium
Every two years, in August, the city of Brussels is brimming with color. The Grand-Place, also known as Grote Markt, is flourishing in a floral carpet designed with bright begonias. There’s no need to wait for this particular time to visit this city; the Pantone Hotel has the color wheel covered 365 days per year. Visitors can enjoy the various shades of the rainbow without the rain shower, as each floor of this hotel is splashed with different hues. Guests are surrounded with color from the vivid tea cups to the lively rooftop seating.
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