Meet the 4 most colorful cities in Europe!

Aveiro quickly catches the tourists who fall in love with the "Portuguese Venice", with its moliceiros and colorful houses.

Begin your visit to the city with a moliceiro ride through the canals of the city. East traditional boats recall the glands of Venice. Another point in the city with similarities to Italy is the padlocked Valentine's Bridge where you can leave yours as a romantic reminder of your trip.

If you want to discover the charms of the city, stroll through the historic center, Praça das Arcadas, visit the traditional Fish Market and discover Rossio Garden, along the main canal, known for its palm trees.

You can't miss the Costa Nova area, where there are lovely beaches and so typical colorful houses.

Finally, enjoy the sunset on the salt flats of Aveiro, one of the most beautiful landscapes you can find. And to accompany the view that the sunset offers, nothing better than to taste the typical sweet of Aveiro, the famous soft eggs.

Cudillero is one of Spain's most charming villages, which fills the Asturian coast with color. This land of fishermen hides a special symbolism behind each of the colors that make their facades happy: each house is painted in the same colors as the boats of the family that occupies it.

If you want to spend a few days in a colorful destination surrounded by green fields and the blue Cantabrian Sea, be sure to visit this place. Take advantage of the esplanades of the Plaza de la Marina and the harbor to take some beautiful pictures. Visit Cudillero Lighthouse, a 160-year-old, 75-meter-high building that stands above Punta Roballera; if you are a fan of historic buildings, visit the San Pedro Church, the Capilla del Humilladero or the La Quinta de Selgas Palace, where you will find fabulous gardens and statues.

For those who like to look at the horizon and enjoy the best views, Cudillero has several viewpoints from which you can see all of your houses perfectly, such as the Mirador de la Garita, del Pico, la Estrecha, el Baluarte, the Contour, the Palace. Here you can enjoy taking some spectacularly colorful photos.

Cabo Vídio and Playa del Silencio are other perfect spots that can be protagonists of your trip. These are the most difficult places to reach, but definitely worth your visit!

We begin the journey through the colorful houses reflected in Burano's green canals: yellow, violet, fuxia, red, blue, pink, and so on.

Burano, in the province of Venice, in Italy, was a fishing village, which decided to paint their books with bright and vivid tones. In this way, they recognized them from afar, as soon as they landed, without fear of entering other people's homes.

Cinque Terre, in Italy, is a place beloved by tourists who photograph it nonstop.

Old fishing villages, with mysterious and beautiful streets and small yellow, red and pink houses, are what we will find when visiting Cinque Terre - a true romantic charm that has made poets, painters, sculptors and singers from all over. the world fell in love with this destiny.

If you want to taste a local sweet, enjoy and taste the Monterossina pie, a pastry made of sponge cake discs and stuffed with pastry cream, apricot jam and chocolate chips. All this covered in powdered sugar for an impressive result!

Source: idealista.pt