Top 10 most colourful cities in the world – See which is #1 (With Pictures)

Nyhavn, Copenhagen

This 17th-century canal, waterfront and entertainment district in Denmark has brightly painted buildings, stretching from the Kongens Nytorv to the harbour front in the south of the Royal Playhouse. There are 17th and 18th century buildings, including townhouses, bars, cafes and restaurants, built with wood, bricks and plaster. Such is the beauty of this heritage harbour with the colourful facades that its multi-coloured grandeur is captured as their motif by HP company, on their boxes.