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]]>Havana, Cuba
The pastel-hued buildings in Havana’s historic district are a photographer’s dream come true. Colors range from shades of yellow, orange, turquoise, and pink, creating opportunities for Instagram-worthy shots at every turn. Take a stroll along the Malecon, Havana’s iconic seafront boulevard, or check out local festivals such as the Havana Carnaval.
Burano, Italy
This tiny island in the Venetian Lagoon is famous for the colorful houses that line its canals. The houses are painted in a rainbow of colors, which, legend has it, started as a tradition for fishermen to easily find their way home on foggy days.
Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, South Africa
Bo-Kaap is a neighborhood located in the heart of Cape Town known for its brightly colored houses, a practice that began as an expression of freedom when the Malay people were freed from slavery. Colors include neon orange, red, pink, and more, and create a striking contrast against the backdrop of Table Mountain.
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Burano, Italy
The charming fishing village is about a 1-hour boat ride from Venice. As the crowds focus on the Venetian canals, you can explore this vibrant and colorful place. There you will find pink, purple, green, brown and orange houses that can serve as the perfect backdrop for all your Instagram posts.
— This is #Burano. A small island outside of Venice. Residents have painted their homes all sorts of colors! We spent hours wandering the streets getting completely lost. 
Marrakech, Morocco
Bloggers are all over Marrakech and with good reason. Morocco is packed with interesting architecture, the culture is fully unique and will awake all your senses. Marrakech is unlike any other place you’ve ever visited. Although you can’t smell and taste how awesome Marrakech is, at least you can see it in a picture that does it justice.
Santorini, Greece
Santorini is one of those magical places that actually looks breathtaking in person too! You will need to get up very early or go out of season to avoid the crowds, but it’s definitely worth a visit. You will even find that the island is much more picturesque than it looks in the pictures.
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