Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen's Nyhavn is the place to be. For nearly 300 years, old townhouses have been painted in bright colors, creating a one-of-a-kind and enjoyable sight for visitors. Nyhavn in Copenhagen was once a busy commercial port with ships from all over the world. Today, the striking yellow, orange, and blue houses, some of which date back to 1681, have been renovated, and the old port is filled with high-end restaurants.

The harbor in Denmark's Nyhavn neighborhood is well-known. This vibrant neighborhood was once home to a number of artists, as well as renowned fairytale author Hans Christensen Anderson. Now that the area is surrounded by upscale cafés and eateries, people can enjoy a nice meal by the water while watching the wooden ships navigate the canal.

It's the ideal place to relax and take in the afternoon because it's lined with bars and eateries. Hans Christian Andersen wrote his first stories in a red house (number 67) across Nyhavn, which you might be able to see.

Additionally, early in the morning or just before sunset is when the colors are at their most vibrant. While you are enjoying this beautiful city, be sure to stop by.