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Colored cities of the world
La Boca district, Buenos-Aires, Argentina.
This La Boca - the brightest and most colorful district of Buenos Aires, and maybe all of South America! Users create a mood, painting their houses in bright colors, eventually entire neighborhoods become tourist attractions.
1. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The area where the district of La Boca, it was the place where Pedro de Mendoza laid the city of Buenos Aires in 1536. In La Boca was the first port of Buenos Aires, in 1895 the area became the second largest in the capital.
2. Salzburg, Austria
Especially in winter, when cloudy, the colors "play" with the fleeting river Salzach ...
3. Istanbul, Turkey
Colorful old Jewish quarter of Balat
4. Varanasi, India
India in its entirety probably the most colorful country in the world, the holy city of Varanasi on the banks of the Ganges is no exception:
5. Gdansk. Poland
Northern port city of Poland, "the Polish Venice» ...
6. Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland.
The administrative center of the Isle of Skye, a small town with a "color embankment", especially interesting during the tides:
During low tide, it's time to paint and repair the bottom of the boat:
7. Sigtuna, Sweden
A small village-town, 100 km north of Stockholm. Cozy and colorful, the small houses and the lake Lonely Planet guide recommended under the label "real old Sweden»:
8. Dublin, Ireland
Quay:
The most common house outside of the center, it all chocolate color :)
9. Girona, Icpaniya.
Around the same key, but still very bright!
10. The Austrian colored trolley!
Source: alexcheban.livejournal.com
This La Boca - the brightest and most colorful district of Buenos Aires, and maybe all of South America! Users create a mood, painting their houses in bright colors, eventually entire neighborhoods become tourist attractions.
1. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The area where the district of La Boca, it was the place where Pedro de Mendoza laid the city of Buenos Aires in 1536. In La Boca was the first port of Buenos Aires, in 1895 the area became the second largest in the capital.
2. Salzburg, Austria
Especially in winter, when cloudy, the colors "play" with the fleeting river Salzach ...
3. Istanbul, Turkey
Colorful old Jewish quarter of Balat
4. Varanasi, India
India in its entirety probably the most colorful country in the world, the holy city of Varanasi on the banks of the Ganges is no exception:
5. Gdansk. Poland
Northern port city of Poland, "the Polish Venice» ...
6. Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland.
The administrative center of the Isle of Skye, a small town with a "color embankment", especially interesting during the tides:
During low tide, it's time to paint and repair the bottom of the boat:
7. Sigtuna, Sweden
A small village-town, 100 km north of Stockholm. Cozy and colorful, the small houses and the lake Lonely Planet guide recommended under the label "real old Sweden»:
8. Dublin, Ireland
Quay:
The most common house outside of the center, it all chocolate color :)
9. Girona, Icpaniya.
Around the same key, but still very bright!
10. The Austrian colored trolley!
Source: alexcheban.livejournal.com
