One color: the most stunning monochrome cities in the world

Do you remember how Malvina wanted to paint all the objects around her in blue to get a fabulously wonderful world? We decided to go further and found stunning one-color city, which certainly would have delighted the girl with an unusual shade of hair. And if you have not yet decided where to spend your next vacation, then look at these areas.
Jaipur
Jaipur, called the Pink city, is the capital of Rajasthan state, lost somewhere in the desert. All buildings in the city, founded in 1727 by Sawai Jai Singh II, are made of pink Sandstone, which, in fact, gave the area a special charm and became a kind of hallmark of Jaipur.

Marrakech
This former capital of Morocco is the fourth largest city in the country after Casablanca. And if you like Oriental tales, then we advise you to visit the Medina, which is the oldest part of the city and preserved the appearance of the good old Marrakech. It is here that in the winding maze of narrow streets you can find houses made of red clay and have a characteristic shade, as well as Eastern markets and other attractions.

Bologna
Orange or Red Bologna, Bologna Scientist — as soon as not called this Italian city located in the region of Emilia-Romagna. All the buildings here have a terracotta shade, and the construction of the streets is so convenient that even a small child will not be lost in Bologna. By the way, here is the University of Bologna opened in 1088 — the elder among the universities of the world. Therefore, in the city you can meet a lot of students hurrying in the morning to lectures, and in the evening — in bars, skip a glass or two “Aperol Syringe”. Continue reading →