45 Most Colorful Cities Around The World You'll Want To Visit
44. Trinidad, Cuba: Colonial Color in Slow Motion
Trinidad is a pastel masterpiece, frozen in the 18th century. Its cobblestone streets are lined with one-story homes painted in sorbet shades—mint, canary, peach—trimmed with wrought-iron grilles and clay-tile roofs. Laundry flaps in the breeze. Music drifts from courtyards. The sun softens every edge. You don’t rush in Trinidad. You sway, sip, linger. Its color isn’t loud—it’s lived-in, sun-faded, and impossibly poetic. A postcard come to life, but with more rhythm and rum.
