45 Most Colorful Cities Around The World You'll Want To Visit

25. Olinda, Brazil: A Colonial Town Bursting with Color and Culture

Aerial view of Olinda and Recife skyline - Olinda, Pernambuco, Brazil. Photo Credit: Envato @diegograndi

Perched on a hill overlooking Recife, Brazil, Olinda is a colonial masterpiece brimming with colorful baroque churches, brightly painted houses, and a thriving arts scene. This UNESCO World Heritage city is famous for its Carnival celebrations, where locals dress in extravagant costumes and parade through the vibrant streets. As you wander through Olinda’s historic Old Town, you’ll be mesmerized by colonial-era buildings adorned in hues of yellow, pink, blue, and green, each telling a story of its Portuguese roots. Whether you're exploring its art galleries, sampling Brazilian street food, or soaking in the ocean views, Olinda is a living canvas of color and culture.

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