Bo-Kaap is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Cape Town. According to CNN, "It is known for its colorful homes, cobblestone streets and large Muslim population, the people

of Bo-Kaap have been called Cape Malay for hundreds of years. A community born of oppression, Bo-Kaap can trace its roots to the 16th century, as immigrants and slaves from

Asia and India, or political exiles from Indonesia."

If you live under the jurisdiction of a homeowners' association in the suburbs, you will appreciate the fact that each section on the island of Burano has a predetermined color scheme.

If residents want to change the current color of their exterior facade, they must get approval from the local government, as reported by Daily Mail.

Nicknamed "the place of frogs," Guanajuato is a former silver mining city founded in 1559. It is also known as the heartland of Mexico. The colorful buildings against the mountainous terrain

make for an inspired landscape.

This neighborhood is literally named for the nearby intersection of Haight and Ashbury in San Francisco, California. It was once known for its sizable hippie population.

Greenland was voted one of the top 10 countries to visit in 2016 by Lonely Planet. It boasts dog-sledding, cultural exploration, and scenic views. "Every town has a claim to fame, and in

Ilulissat it is the icebergs, without a doubt. But you need more than a few helping hands to count all the reasons why Ilulissat is more than just icebergs. Nature lovers

will be drawn to hiking in the hills by the call of the wilderness," according to Greenland.com.

Lonely Planet describes La Boca ("the mouth") as, "Blue-collar and raffish to the core, La Boca is very much a locals’ neighborhood. Its colorful shanties are often portrayed

as a symbol of Buenos Aires, while El Caminito is the barrio’s most famous street, full of art vendors, buskers and tango dancers twirling for your spare change."

This small town has a long-standing history as a fishing village. TripAdvisor.com describes it this way saying, "While there is a small beach, sightseeing is more common in this astoundingly beautiful

cliffside town. Highlights include the 16th-century Belforte Tower (which offers incredible views of the area), the 11th-century Doria Castle and the 14th-century Santa Margherita d'Antiochia church."