3.St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada
In downtown St. John’s, the houses are painted in a variety of bright colors, earning the nickname “Jellybean Row” from the locals. However, it’s not just the downtown area that boasts colorful homes – you’ll find vibrant houses throughout the entire town.
4.Copenhagen, Denmark
When you’re in Copenhagen, a visit to the delightful Nyhavn district is a must. This charming area was once inhabited by famous Danish artists and writers, including the renowned fairy-tale author Hans Christian Andersen. Nowadays, as you explore the district, you can treat yourself to a meal at one of the upscale cafes and restaurants, although they can be a bit expensive.
