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14 beautiful travel posters

Spur your creativity with these brilliant travel-inspired poster designs.

Every place in the world has its own style and cultural influence, which can be a great source of inspiration for a designer. Here, we showcase a selection of travel poster designs created by artists and inspired by many wonderful and diverse places on Earth – and beyond...

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01. Travel posters from Mexico

Rita Duczmańska documented her trip to Mexico by designing a series of posters on the trip. The series includes colourful prints of parrots and flamingoes, as well as posters depicting often overlooked elements of travelling, including noisy flights, jet lag and diarrhea. Check out the full series on her Behance page .

02. Dailies

As part of a 16-day daily design project, Toral Bheda created a series of travel posters that use simple elements related to each country and transformed them into a poster. We particularly like the simple design and pared-back colour palette of the poster above, depicting the Maldives. See the full set here .

03. Round the world

This Night & Day New York design was part of an illustrative travel project by Pop & Pac's David Popov. An ongoing, self-initiated project, Popov created a series of abstract posters as a visual expression of the experiences he's had on his travels around the world. He has created prints for many cities and countries, including London, Paris, Bangkok and Italy. Popov's designs have been so well received that they are now available to buy online .

04. San Francisco

Graphic designer Suzanne Pfutzenreuter is the lady behind these contemporary poster designs for San Francisco's Travel Spring 2013 campaign. Every year, the company chooses a handful of 'must see' events to promote in the city, which Pfutzenreuter has illustrated here, tying the event with a San Francisco icon. Which is your favourite?

05. Orient calls

Type the search term 'travel posters' into Google and you'll be presented with thousands of examples of vintage posters . But this 1936 Orient Calls poster by Mune Satomi caught our eye. This beautiful composition and colour palette was entirely handcrafted.

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When London-based creative illustrator, image-maker and graphic artist Neil Stevens came across some old airline baggage tags, he decided to turn them into a series of posters. Stevens created prints for various airports, all of which can be purchased online .

07. Have you ever been to...

We just love this awesome travel-inspired print by designer and artist Federica Bonfanti . Similar to the well-known 1,000 Places to See Before You Die book, this poster lists 84 places around the world, each with carefully chosen typography that best suits the country it represents, accompanied by a beautifully illustrated icon. How many can you tick off the list?

08. Free Rider

This beautiful print was created in 2011 by graphic designers Petros Afshar and Sammi Swar . Part of a series of illustrations, the artwork's aim was to promote cycling as an alternative way to travel. The duo said, "The content is a collective exhibition of text, illustrations and photographs on the fondness we have with bicycles in a global and digital era."

09. Petit Belle

Illustrator and designer Johnny Kotze created this piece for the Canadian Children's Hospital and annual charity event The Snowflake Ball. Auctioned off to raise money, the theme was Springtime in Paris. Kotze comments, "I went for more of a winter theme with a snow globe-inspired Paris city scene. It's got landmark sights the Arc de Triomphe on the right, The Notre Dame on the left and of course the famous Eiffel Tower in the centre."

10. Switzerland

We couldn't curate a list of travel posters without including one of iconic designs created by American artist David Klein – the man who illustrated dozens of posters for Howard Hughes' Trans World Airlines (TWA) in the 1950s and '60s. Klein designed numerous posters advertising travel in the US and abroad, and in 1957, his New York piece became part of the permanent collection at MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) in NYC. View the full collection of Klein's work here .

11. Let's Travel Somewhere

Let's Travel Somewhere is a collaborative project that aims to capture the essence of every country through beautiful photography and gripping stories. To promote the project, designer and illustrator Ines Gamler developed these brilliantly minimalist posters, each depicting an area of the world through a simple icon of that area's most recognisable mode of transport.

12. Istanbul

This retro-style, minimalist poster design is one of three by designer and art director Maxwell Rasche . Other designs include posters for Sydney and Amsterdam, all of which use the same colour scheme, feature illustrations of buildings synonymous with the countries, and incorporate fonts from Lost Type Co-Op .

13. San Francisco

Graphic designer Alex Asfour has designed a whole range of vintage-inspired travel posters, including this one for Airbnb to promote Miami. It shows the Downtown view of the Miami river. You can see more of his designs in this post .

And now for something a little different...

14. travel posters for lazy people.

While on the hunt for travel posters, we came across this awesome series of alternative, tongue-in-cheek designs. Here, illustrator Caldwell Tanner has created some brilliant travel posters for all you lazy people. Genius. See the full series here .

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30 of the Most Beautiful American Travel Posters

Posted: November 19, 2023 | Last updated: November 19, 2023

<p>America's jaw-dropping natural wonders, big-name hotels and fabulous cities need little advertising – but these pretty promotional posters put the USA's beauty on paper. From vibrant airline artworks to plugs for treasure-filled national parks, these are 30 of the most beautiful American travel adverts. </p>

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America's jaw-dropping natural wonders, big-name hotels and fabulous cities need little advertising – but these pretty promotional posters put the USA's beauty on paper. From vibrant airline artworks to plugs for treasure-filled national parks, these are 30 of the most beautiful American travel adverts.

This advertising poster for United State Lines – a historic American shipping company – is straight to the point, showing off the grandeur of the SS Leviathan passenger vessel. Leviathan served as a troopship in the First World War, and she's pictured here as passengers board at Southampton.

Sailing the seas

Few images of Yellowstone National Park are more iconic than the waters of Old Faithful geyser soaring into the sky, and this ad looks almost more like a fine art piece than a promotional poster. The beautiful imagery was used by Northern Pacific Railway to push rail routes to the historic national park.

Yellowstone's natural wonders

<p>The mighty Grand Canyon could easily do without promo posters – the drama of those burnt red rocks sells itself. But this advert from the National Park Service and the US Department of the Interior is captivating nonetheless. The poster dates to the 1930s and shows the canyon's Mars-like landscape capped by clouds. </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/100304/40-places-you-wont-believe-are-on-earth"><strong>These 40 places look like they're on another planet</strong></a></p>

Grand Canyon landscapes

The mighty Grand Canyon could easily do without promo posters – the drama of those burnt red rocks sells itself. But this advert from the National Park Service and the US Department of the Interior is captivating nonetheless. The poster dates to the 1930s and shows the canyon's Mars-like landscape capped by clouds.

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The Big Apple is packed tight with glamorous hotels, from Beaux-Arts masterpieces to Art Deco marvels. This elegant 1930s ad celebrates the Ritz Tower, built on New York's Park Avenue in the 1920s. The poster praises the impeccable architecture, incredible home comforts and quality service.

A landmark Big Apple hotel

Established in the 1930s, the United States Travel Bureau was tasked with promoting tourism in America. One way it did this was by drawing up gorgeous travel adverts depicting America's backyard. Here Chief Mountain rises up majestically at the edge of Montana's Glacier National Park.

See Glacier National Park

<p>America's natural beauty is captured again in this advert from the United States Travel Bureau. "See America" is the call as awestruck travelers gaze upon the ice-colored stalactites in a sprawling cave system. The poster dates back to the 1930s. </p> <p><a href="http://bit.ly/3roL4wv"><strong>Love this? Follow our Facebook page for more travel inspiration</strong></a></p>

Into America's caves

America's natural beauty is captured again in this advert from the United States Travel Bureau. "See America" is the call as awestruck travelers gaze upon the ice-colored stalactites in a sprawling cave system. The poster dates back to the 1930s.

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<p>Bryce Canyon National Park is the star of this railroad advert and its fiery pinnacles look mighty fine against a vivid blue sky. The poster promotes a journey with the Chicago and North Western Railway Company that joins up three of America's most spectacular national parks: Bryce Canyon, Zion and the Grand Canyon. </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/107668/historic-photos-of-americas-national-parks?page=1"><strong>These historic photos show what America's national parks used to look like</strong></a></p>

Railroading in the Southwest

Bryce Canyon National Park is the star of this railroad advert and its fiery pinnacles look mighty fine against a vivid blue sky. The poster promotes a journey with the Chicago and North Western Railway Company that joins up three of America's most spectacular national parks: Bryce Canyon, Zion and the Grand Canyon.

These historic photos show what America's national parks used to look like

Miami's sumptuous Biltmore Hotel was built in the Roaring Twenties and it's captured in all its luxurious glory in this advert from the 1930s. The poster's centerpiece is a golfer teeing off before a crowd, but the real jewel is the hotel itself. It makes a beautiful backdrop, with its striking tower (inspired by La Giralda in Seville) rising up behind the scene.

Luxurious scenes at the Miami Biltmore

<p>The US Department of the Interior has put out hundreds of promotional posters over the decades, celebrating America's incredible wildernesses and natural wonders. Here the spotlight is on Acadia National Park, with the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse brooding on rocky shores. </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/87044/americas-most-beautiful-lighthouses-you-can-visit?page=1"><strong>See more of America's most beautiful lighthouses here</strong></a></p>

Coastal views in Acadia National Park

The US Department of the Interior has put out hundreds of promotional posters over the decades, celebrating America's incredible wildernesses and natural wonders. Here the spotlight is on Acadia National Park, with the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse brooding on rocky shores.

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<p>Another stunning offering from the US Department of the Interior, this advert showcases Denali National Park, then known as Mount McKinley. A Dall sheep drinks in the view as the mammoth peak of Denali rises behind him. The poster invites travelers to "visit North America's highest mountain". </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/101268/americas-most-beautiful-mountains?page=1"><strong>Visit more of America's beautiful mountains virtually, here</strong></a></p>

Dall sheep in Denali

Another stunning offering from the US Department of the Interior, this advert showcases Denali National Park, then known as Mount McKinley. A Dall sheep drinks in the view as the mammoth peak of Denali rises behind him. The poster invites travelers to "visit North America's highest mountain".

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The "Vacation City"

Operating from the late 1920s until the 1980s, Braniff International Airways served the USA, plus parts of South and Central America. Texas was one of the airline's major hubs and here the Lone Star State is represented with cowboy boots, a Stetson hat and a captivating cityscape rising in the background.

Braniff International Airways and the Lone Star State

<p>This moody poster advertises what is now Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. It shows the earth cracked with lava and the sky blazing orange as travelers look on from the rim of the burning Halemaʻumaʻu crater – "home of the fire goddess Pele". The poster also promotes hikes across the volcanic terrain and naturalist-led activities. </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/73178/the-worlds-most-incredible-active-volcanoes-you-can-visit"><strong>Take a look at the world's most dangerous volcanoes</strong></a></p>

Fiery wonders in Hawaii

This moody poster advertises what is now Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. It shows the earth cracked with lava and the sky blazing orange as travelers look on from the rim of the burning Halemaʻumaʻu crater – "home of the fire goddess Pele". The poster also promotes hikes across the volcanic terrain and naturalist-led activities.

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From one volcanic wonderland to another: this US Department of the Interior advert promotes the bubbling expanse of Lassen Volcanic National Park in California. The focal point is Lassen Peak, which can be seen erupting in the background, fronted by fir trees and a still lake. The ad promotes hikes, lectures and campfire programs in the park too.

Volcanic treasures in California

<p>Where better to stay than "The Happiest Place On Earth"? This simple advert promotes California's Disneyland Hotel, originally opened in 1955. It shows off the hotel pool, parking spaces and gardens, while Disney's glittering attractions, including Sleeping Beauty Castle, can be seen overhead.</p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/83822/magic-kingdoms-historic-pictures-of-disneys-parks"><strong>See more historic images of Disney's parks here</strong></a></p>

A stay at Disneyland

Where better to stay than "The Happiest Place On Earth"? This simple advert promotes California's Disneyland Hotel, originally opened in 1955. It shows off the hotel pool, parking spaces and gardens, while Disney's glittering attractions, including Sleeping Beauty Castle, can be seen overhead.

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<p>California's Disneyland has endless attractions and that means endless fun promotional posters hyping up the best of what the park has to offer. This one harks from 1956 and promotes a historic Tomorrowland attraction, popular in the Fifties and Sixties. It was a walk-through display of props and memorabilia from the film <em>20,000 Leagues Under The Sea</em> and included a mechanical giant squid. </p>

A Tomorrowland attraction

California's Disneyland has endless attractions and that means endless fun promotional posters hyping up the best of what the park has to offer. This one harks from 1956 and promotes a historic Tomorrowland attraction, popular in the Fifties and Sixties. It was a walk-through display of props and memorabilia from the film 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea and included a mechanical giant squid.

The Pacific Northwest is famed for its vivid blue and green landscapes – think verdant forests and sapphire glacial lakes under a baby-blue sky. This United Airlines poster captures the region's essence perfectly. Vacationers sail a vast lake that's backed with rolling hills and a snow-crowned mountain.

A snapshot of the Pacific Northwest

A home from "coast to coast"

The Holiday Inn looks mighty inviting in this retro ad from 1957. The chain was established as a string of motels back in the Fifties and it soon burgeoned across America and eventually beyond. The brand is advertised here in the early days with a bright sign and the welcoming slogan "your host from coast to coast".

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<p>Pan American Airways was once America's star airline, an aviation heavyweight from the Twenties right up until it collapsed in 1991. The carrier whisked passengers to all corners of the globe in its famous "clipper" planes and here it advertises its Hawaii routes. A female hula dancer is depicted in traditional dress, including a grass skirt. </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/86315/how-air-travel-has-changed-in-every-decade-from-the-1920s"><strong>See how air travel has changed in every decade from the 1920s</strong></a></p>

Pan Am and the Aloha State

Pan American Airways was once America's star airline, an aviation heavyweight from the Twenties right up until it collapsed in 1991. The carrier whisked passengers to all corners of the globe in its famous "clipper" planes and here it advertises its Hawaii routes. A female hula dancer is depicted in traditional dress, including a grass skirt.

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TWA and the City by the Bay

San Francisco's cityscape turns heads in this vivid advert. It's the work of Trans World Airlines (TWA), a major American airline that operated from the 1930s right up until the early Noughties, when it eventually came under the American Airlines brand. This poster dates to the airline's 1950s heyday and the bold design, dominated by the Golden Gate Bridge, was created by American artist David Klein.

<p>TWA captures another glorious Golden State city here. This time it's promoting Los Angeles routes, with a TWA plane soaring above a classic Californian scene. Notice the golden skies, champagne sands and swaying palms, plus the striking Spanish mission. The poster dates to the 1950s. </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/106621/californias-most-beautiful-small-towns-and-cities?page=1"><strong>Take a look at California's most beautiful small towns and cities</strong></a></p>

TWA and the City of Angels

TWA captures another glorious Golden State city here. This time it's promoting Los Angeles routes, with a TWA plane soaring above a classic Californian scene. Notice the golden skies, champagne sands and swaying palms, plus the striking Spanish mission. The poster dates to the 1950s.

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<p>This buzzy ad doubles as a promotion for car-rental company Hertz and the glitzy resorts of Sin City. Pictured is the renowned Desert Inn, on the Las Vegas Strip, with well-heeled vacationers flocking around a smart rental car. The ad waxes lyrical about the hotel, hailing its 'Olympic-sized' pool and its 270 beautiful acres. </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/99342/sin-city-secrets-the-incredible-story-of-las-vegas?page=1"><strong>Discover the incredible story of Las Vegas here</strong></a></p>

On the road in Sin City

This buzzy ad doubles as a promotion for car-rental company Hertz and the glitzy resorts of Sin City. Pictured is the renowned Desert Inn, on the Las Vegas Strip, with well-heeled vacationers flocking around a smart rental car. The ad waxes lyrical about the hotel, hailing its 'Olympic-sized' pool and its 270 beautiful acres.

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Lake Michigan is the focus of this sleek advert by American Airlines, which dates to the 1950s. The poster lets the pictures do the talking, with bold white sailboats bobbing before Chicago's legendary skyscrapers.

American Airlines and the Windy City

Dating to the 1950s, this airline ad offers a striking depiction of New York City. It's a promotion for Northwest Airlines, an American airline with a near 100-year-old history that was absorbed into Delta in the late Noughties. Here the Big Apple's cityscape is a delicate white silhouette presided over by Lady Liberty.

Flying into the Big Apple

<p>This 1980s Disney advert oozes nostalgia. It promotes the Disneyland Railroad (once the Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad), which is tipped as one of Walt Disney's own favorite attractions. The train rattles across the park, passing through lands including Old West-themed Frontierland. This eye-catching poster shows off the jolly red locomotive with a frame of pretty greenery and red pinnacles rising in the background.</p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/galleries/77151/inside-americas-abandoned-theme-parks?page=1"><strong>Now take a look inside America's abandoned theme parks</strong></a></p>

Chugging through Disneyland

This 1980s Disney advert oozes nostalgia. It promotes the Disneyland Railroad (once the Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad), which is tipped as one of Walt Disney's own favorite attractions. The train rattles across the park, passing through lands including Old West-themed Frontierland. This eye-catching poster shows off the jolly red locomotive with a frame of pretty greenery and red pinnacles rising in the background.

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Nevada's imposing Hoover Dam was finished in the 1930s and its sheer scale and engineering ingenuity has wowed travelers ever since. Lake Mead is the dam's sprawling reservoir. Here the pair are advertised as a destination on the Union Pacific Railroad – the possibility of swimming, boating and fishing in stunning Lake Mead is used to entice travelers.

Sights in the Silver State

Sin City is another Union Pacific destination. In this railroad ad, Las Vegas calls with its glittering neon signs rising from lavish hotels and casinos. The smart yellow Union Pacific train is a sight in itself too.

Bright lights of Sin City

United Airlines remains one of America's top carriers – and this vintage ad from the airline shows off one of the country's finest national parks too. The peaks rise up beneath rolling clouds as hikers gaze over the Yosemite Valley. A United Airlines plane glides above the scene.

Soaring over Yosemite

<p>This vintage ad from the Union Pacific Railroad will have you dreaming of a Californian escape. The retro poster sees one of the Union Pacific Railroad's signature yellow trains join some of the Golden State's bucket-list sights. Soaring sequoia trees and Santa Catalina Island sit alongside the Golden Gate Bridge and Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle. </p>

Adventures in California

This vintage ad from the Union Pacific Railroad will have you dreaming of a Californian escape. The retro poster sees one of the Union Pacific Railroad's signature yellow trains join some of the Golden State's bucket-list sights. Soaring sequoia trees and Santa Catalina Island sit alongside the Golden Gate Bridge and Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle.

<p>The heady spirit of Coney Island is captured in this fun advert from the late 19th century. It's promoting The Great Coney Island Water Carnival, hosted by the Barnum & Bailey Circus company, and you can spot wading clowns, soaring divers and even boxers making a splash. Coney Island's iconic amusements rise behind the chaos. </p> <p><a href="https://www.loveexploring.com/gallerylist/103671/worlds-most-beautiful-travel-posters"><strong>Now take a look at the world's most beautiful travel posters</strong></a></p>

A Coney Island carnival

The heady spirit of Coney Island is captured in this fun advert from the late 19th century. It's promoting The Great Coney Island Water Carnival, hosted by the Barnum & Bailey Circus company, and you can spot wading clowns, soaring divers and even boxers making a splash. Coney Island's iconic amusements rise behind the chaos.

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American anti-war poster in the form of a satirical travel poster. It shows two caricatured American soldiers advancing amidst bomb blasts with military and civilian planes flying overhead. The slogan encourages the viewer to book a vacation with Far Eastern Airways to beautiful Vietnam. Pandora Productions Inc. was a commercial poster company established by artists David Nordahl, Dean Kenter and Bart de Malignon in Minneapolis in 1964. The company made concert posters including backlight posters (printed with inks that flouresce under a black light) and anti-war posters. An Australian soldier, Corporal Peter Dew (38607), Royal Australian Survey Corps, appropriated this American design and created an Australian version by changing the soldier’s helmets, rifles and insignia stripes. Dew served under Section A, 1st Topographical Survey Troop. (See: ARTV00323)

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1969 BG-198 It's A Beautiful Day Fillmore Poster 9.4: At this point in the Fillmore Series, Bonnie Maclean returned to contribute to the posters after a year's hiatus. In this offering and the preceding issue, the artist began using the photo collage

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1969 Jimi Hendrix Dail Beeghly Signed Blacklight Poster: This blacklight poster is signed in pencil by the artist Dail Beeghly! This LARGE, vintage Jimi Hendrix poster was produced by Creative Posters INC in 1969. The beautiful, tribute image was designed

This blacklight poster is signed in pencil by the artist Dail Beeghly! This LARGE, vintage Jimi Hendrix poster was produced by Creative Posters INC in 1969. The beautiful, tribute image was designed

1969 BG-172 Albert King Fillmore West Signed Poster 9.4: This poster is signed by the artist, Lee Conklin! This Lee Conklin illustration is one of his strangest a bit unsettling and yet makes a beautiful poster! We don't see this original poster that of

This poster is signed by the artist, Lee Conklin! This Lee Conklin illustration is one of his strangest a bit unsettling and yet makes a beautiful poster! We don't see this original poster that of

Rare 1969 Bill Graham New Years Poster: Rare 1969 Bill Graham New Years Poster Artist: Bonnie MacLean Medium: Lithograph Printing Date: 1969 Publisher: Bill Graham Presents Series: Bill Graham Presents Size: 14" x 21 1/8" This beautiful pos

Rare 1969 Bill Graham New Years Poster Artist: Bonnie MacLean Medium: Lithograph Printing Date: 1969 Publisher: Bill Graham Presents Series: Bill Graham Presents Size: 14" x 21 1/8" This beautiful pos

1969 BG-172 Albert King Fillmore West Poster 9.4: This Lee Conklin illustration is one of his strangest a bit unsettling and yet makes a beautiful poster! We don't see this original poster that often and in life it really looks drippy! --CRITICA

This Lee Conklin illustration is one of his strangest a bit unsettling and yet makes a beautiful poster! We don't see this original poster that often and in life it really looks drippy! --CRITICA

Movie Poster Mafia 1969: Artist: Sandor Ernyei. Year: 1969. Size: cca. 42 x 59 cm. Condition: Fine, light wear and fold marks, small tears. Vintage Hungarian advertising poster. Beautiful poster by Sandor Ernyei for a famous

Artist: Sandor Ernyei. Year: 1969. Size: cca. 42 x 59 cm. Condition: Fine, light wear and fold marks, small tears. Vintage Hungarian advertising poster. Beautiful poster by Sandor Ernyei for a famous

1970 Jimi Hendrix Portrait Peter Green Headshop Poster: Here we have a beautiful poster with amazing eye appeal for the heavy Hendrix fan! This image from a painting created in 1969 by artist Peter Green was printed the following year as headshop posters.

Here we have a beautiful poster with amazing eye appeal for the heavy Hendrix fan! This image from a painting created in 1969 by artist Peter Green was printed the following year as headshop posters.

2009 Allman Brothers 40th Anniversary Lenticular Poster: This is a truly beautiful poster must be seen in person to properly appreciate. This lenticular poster was produced for the 40th anniversary of the Allman Brothers Band, who formed in 1969. The Allman

This is a truly beautiful poster must be seen in person to properly appreciate. This lenticular poster was produced for the 40th anniversary of the Allman Brothers Band, who formed in 1969. The Allman

1969 BG-160 Santana Fillmore West Poster: This poster is sealed, but not mounted. Artist Greg Irons designed this beautiful Santana poster for a run of shows at the Fillmore West in 1969. It does not appear often in our auction! Condition d

This poster is sealed, but not mounted. Artist Greg Irons designed this beautiful Santana poster for a run of shows at the Fillmore West in 1969. It does not appear often in our auction! Condition d

1969 BG-160 Santana Fillmore West Poster: Artist Greg Irons designed this beautiful Santana poster for a run of shows at the Fillmore West in 1969. It does not appear often in our auction! Condition details: Top left corner crease, pen resid

Artist Greg Irons designed this beautiful Santana poster for a run of shows at the Fillmore West in 1969. It does not appear often in our auction! Condition details: Top left corner crease, pen resid

1969 Marcia Hoffer Andromeda Mandala Blacklight Poster: This beautiful headshop poster titled "Andromeda Mandala" was created by Marcia Hoffer in 1969. It glows nicely under a blacklight! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Marcia Hoffer Andromeda Man

This beautiful headshop poster titled "Andromeda Mandala" was created by Marcia Hoffer in 1969. It glows nicely under a blacklight! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Marcia Hoffer Andromeda Man

It's A Beautiful Day Fillmore West concert poster: It's A Beautiful Day Fillmore West concert poster, October 30-November 2, 1969, It's A Beautiful Day, Ike and Tina Turner & Alice Cooper, (Bill Graham) BG-198-OP-1, original printing, artist signed by

It's A Beautiful Day Fillmore West concert poster, October 30-November 2, 1969, It's A Beautiful Day, Ike and Tina Turner & Alice Cooper, (Bill Graham) BG-198-OP-1, original printing, artist signed by

It's A Beautiful Day Fillmore West concert poster, October 30-November 2, 1969, It's A Beautiful Day, Ike and Tina Turner and Alice Cooper, (Bill Graham) BG-198, original printing, artist signed by Bo

It's A Beautiful Day Concert Poster: It's A Beautiful Day concert poster, Bill Graham Presents BG-198, It's A Beautiful Day, Ike and Tina Turner and Alice Cooper, October 30-November 2, 1969, Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA., original p

It's A Beautiful Day concert poster, Bill Graham Presents BG-198, It's A Beautiful Day, Ike and Tina Turner and Alice Cooper, October 30-November 2, 1969, Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA., original p

1969 Rainbow Jam Hansen Planetarium Poster: This poster exhibits beautiful artwork by former Utah Rainbow Light Jam light show artist Richard Taylor, who later moved to California to work on the movie TRON. The Hansen Planetarium in SLC is wher

This poster exhibits beautiful artwork by former Utah Rainbow Light Jam light show artist Richard Taylor, who later moved to California to work on the movie TRON. The Hansen Planetarium in SLC is wher

Framed Original 1969 Rolling Stones Concert Poster (David Byrd): Framed Original 1969 Rolling Stones Concert Poster (David Byrd) - beautiful purple frame - measures roughly 19x27"

Framed Original 1969 Rolling Stones Concert Poster (David Byrd) - beautiful purple frame - measures roughly 19x27"

1969 The Doors Electric Circus Mounted Poster: This poster is mounted on Foam Core This ULTRA LARGE beautiful Silk-Screened Doors poster is one of the most requested posters from new collectors. The poster has attracted buyers ever since it appea

This poster is mounted on Foam Core This ULTRA LARGE beautiful Silk-Screened Doors poster is one of the most requested posters from new collectors. The poster has attracted buyers ever since it appea

1969 BG-156 Fleetwood Mac Fillmore Signed Poster 9.8: From the Houston Freeburg Collection. This poster is signed by the artist, Lee Conklin! This beautiful original Bill Graham poster has it all: Miraculous lineup historic venue perfect museum quality c

From the Houston Freeburg Collection. This poster is signed by the artist, Lee Conklin! This beautiful original Bill Graham poster has it all: Miraculous lineup historic venue perfect museum quality c

1969 BG-156 CCR Fleetwood Mac Fillmore West Poster 9.4: This beautiful original Bill Graham poster has it all: Miraculous lineup, historic venue, high quality condition, and everything independently authenticated and graded by CGC! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --

This beautiful original Bill Graham poster has it all: Miraculous lineup, historic venue, high quality condition, and everything independently authenticated and graded by CGC! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --

Vintage 1969 E Anthony It's A Beautiful Day Blacklight: W59 Its A Beautiful Day Copyright 1969 Wespac Visual Communications, Inc. PO Box 2866 S.F., CA 94126 Litho U.S.A. All Rights Reserved. (Black Lite Poster) Artist: Eugene Anthony at bottom. 23 x 35 in.

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71 Beautiful Streets Around the World, From Kyoto to San Francisco

By Nick Mafi , Jessica Cherner , Katherine McLaughlin , and Elizabeth Stamp

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Between beautiful streets, stunning road trips , and mesmerizing train rides , there’s something to be said for taking the scenic route. Not only do these experiences make for an exciting journey, but they remind us that good, beautiful things are all around us—so long as we take the time to find them.

When it comes to streets, it goes without saying that not all are created equal. Take your basic grass-lined passageway and compare it to the colorful Caminito that anchors the La Boca neighborhood in Buenos Aires : The latter not only provides visitors with a vibrant photo op, but also serves as a reminder of the neighborhood’s 19th-century origins.

Still, streets don’t have to offer a history lesson or be rendered in Technicolor to be charming or worthy of a pre-planned—or last minute—detour. Some are notable for their stunning natural features, such as the cherry blossom tunnel in Bonn, Germany , which blooms for a few short weeks every spring. Others, like the Champs-Élysées in Paris , balance unparalleled architecture with perfectly manicured trees and greenery—ideal for a walk whether or not you plan to visit the multiple retailers and restaurants that line the avenue. With a spectacular world all around us, let this list serve as a reminder to find the most beautiful street in your city or town. Here, 71 of the most beautiful streets in the world.

A version of this article originally appeared in Architectural Digest .

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Colmar, France

Located in Colmar, France , near the border with Germany is one of the most charming towns in Europe. Yet, arguably the most picturesque area in Colmar can be found wandering through the streets of the Old Town. The architecture, which seems untouched by time, with its colorful timber structures, contains an Alsatian aesthetic.

Breinz, Switzerland

The most famous street in the picturesque village of Breinz, Switzerland , is the Brunngasse. The street’s 18th-century chalets showcase the wood carvings the village is known for, and window boxes are filled with colorful geraniums.

Setenil de las Bodegas, Spain

Located in southern Spain , directly in between Seville and Málaga, Setenil de las Bodegas is a small town of roughly 3,000 people. The whitewashed houses are beautiful, but that’s not what makes this town so special. It’s that the structures are built directly into the rocky cliffs surrounding the region. The result are beautiful natural rock formations hanging over streets, providing shade and stunning views.

Águeda, Portugal

Águeda's Umbrella Sky Project began in 2011 as a part of the Portuguese city's annual Ágitagueda Art Festival. Each summer, when temperatures soar, a handful of Águeda's narrow streets feature canopies of colorful umbrellas that provide shade to the pedestrians below.

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Brooklyn, New York

For those who walk through the cobblestone street in Brooklyn ’s Dumbo neighborhood, the sudden sight of Manhattan Bridge might come as a splendid surprise. At the intersection of Washington and Water Street, locals and tourists alike can take in the majestic beauty of the longest bridge connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn (the span bearing the moniker of the former is 866 feet longer than that named after the latter). Of course, making the view all the more dramatic are the symmetrical buildings on either side of Washington Street, creating one of the best architectural photograph opportunities in the borough.

Recife, Brazil

Recife is the easternmost major city in Brazil , and the beautiful Rua do Bom Jesus occupies one of the easternmost parts of the city. The colorful street, which is lined with tall palm trees, is brimming with history. Dating back to the 15th century, this street contained the first synagogue built in the Americas, the Kahal Zur Israel Synagogue. The building is still there for visitors to see.

Paris, France

At the turn of the century, Paris ’s Montmartre was home to some of the biggest cultural names in the world. Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Pablo Picasso, and Amedeo Modigliani were among the many famous residents of this once-bohemian neighborhood. Today, while Montmartre still has the feel of an artist community, chic stores have moved in, making this one of Paris’s most charming neighborhoods. One route in particular, Rue de l’Abreuvoir and Rue des Saules, is a must-visit destination. The colorful buildings and ivy-covered walls are any photographer’s dream, and can be found just behind the monumental landmark Sacré-Cœur.

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Mykonos, Greece

It's difficult to walk the streets of Mykonos without being taken aback by the beauty. Much of this is due to the cobblestone streets, which wind their way around the whitewashed houses. At certain parts of the island, pedestrians will turn on a street to unparalleled views of the sea.

Street lined with beautiful purple Jacaranda trees

Pretoria, South Africa

If you're planning a trip to South Africa , you should consider some time in late September through November. That's when the stunningly beautiful jacaranda trees go into bloom in South Africa. With purple branches drooping over the streets, any drive or stroll through Pretoria (where, along with Johannesburg, the trees seem to grow in every corner) will promise to be a memorable one. Fun fact: The jacaranda is actually native to Brazil, with the first one having been planted in South Africa in the late 19th century.

Quebec City, Canada

Quebec City makes a strong argument for being Canada's most beautiful locale. And it's with streets like Rue du Petit Champlain that makes it tough to beat. The charming, European-inspired street is lined with unique boutiques and bistros. This picture-perfect area is truly enjoyable during any season of the year.

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Chengdu, China

Jinli street, which is located in Chengdu, China, is beautiful all throughout the year. Yet, there's no better time to see the magic of the area than during the Chinese New Year. It's then that locals light the streets in ceremonial motifs and to stunning effects.

San Miguel De Allende, Mexico

The historic and colorful Aldama Street in San Miguel De Allende is a must-see for any traveler heading to centrally located Mexican city. Roughly 170 miles north of Mexico City, San Miguel De Allende was voted the "2013 Best City in the World" by Travel + Leisure .

Zrinyi Utca street in Budapest Hugary with Saint Stephen`s Basilica in the background.

Budapest, Hungary

A stones throw away from the mighty Danube River is Budapest's beautiful. Zrinyi Utca Street. This pedestrian street has some of the best views of Hungary's famous Saint Stephen`s Basilica.

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Tehran, Iran

The majestic Alborz Mountains to the north of Tehran are placed in a perfect portrait by rows of residential buildings and the famous Tohid Tunnel (the third longest tunnel in the Middle East (nearly two miles long). Milad Tower (also referred to as Tehran Tower) is in the background as well. Scaling some 1,427 feet in the air, it's the sixth-tallest tower in the world (and the tallest structure in Iran).

Bruges, Belgium

Along with Amsterdam, Bruges, Belgium is labeled by many as the "Venice of the North." As the image above suggests, the historic, well-preserved city is a sight to behold. Much of its charm emanates from the cobble stone streets, as well as the medieval buildings that are reflected in the canals.

Burano, Italy

Off the coast of Venice, in the waters of the Venetian Lagoon, are a series of small islands. Like the famous Italian city on the water, many of these small islands have the recognizable canals running along their streets. And nowhere outside of Venice are these streets more beautiful, perhaps, than in Burano. Yet, it's not the canals that make this such a destination, but rather the small multi-colored buildings that seem to pop out at every turn.

Kyoto, Japan

Located in the Japanese city of Kyoto is a 1.2-mile-long street named Tetsugaku no michi. The cherry tree–lined road runs parallel to a canal and past Ginkaku-ji temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The best time to visit Tetsugaku no michi is April, when the road's overhanging trees are in full bloom.

Stockholm, Sweden

Cobblestone streets filled with vibrant 16th- and 17th-century buildings wind through Gamla Stan, the oldest area of Stockholm, Sweden. Take in the architecture of Gamla Stan’s most famous streets, Västerlånggatan, or squeeze down the city’s narrowest street, Mårten Trotzig Gränd, which is just 3-feet wide at parts.

York, England

The buildings that line Shambles—a street in York, England—were erected as far back as the 14th century. The charming timber-framed buildings bend and, at times, hang over the cobblestoned street below.

Cordoba, Spain

Located in the Andalusian city of Cordoba, Calleja de las Flores is a narrow street that runs right into a plaza. With its many flowers and white-washed walls, the charming Spanish street is very typical of the region.

Buenos Aires, Argentina

The multicolor homes that line the La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina, still reflect much of their late-19th-century history. When European immigrants arrived from the Italian city of Genoa, many of them became dockworkers, who, with little to no disposable income, built their homes with thin pieces of corrugated sheet metal from the docks, coated with leftover paint. When one color inevitably ran out, they would simply use another one. And thus a colorful neighborhood was born. Today, Caminito (shown) is brought to life by an artist's re-creation of the old tenement dwellings that used to line La Boca's streets.

San Francisco, California

San Francisco's Lombard Street has become one of the city's most visited sites. Tourists often gather to watch as drivers make their way through the hairpin turns. Completed in 1922, the street was designed to slow cars down on its steep hill. Drivers are advised to proceed at 5 m.p.h.

tourists walk past colorful buildings in Havana

Havana, Cuba

No matter where you stand politically, everyone can agree Cuba's architecture is stunningly beautiful. With historic buildings painted in unmistakable palettes of cobalt blue, banana yellow, and sun-bleached pinks, tourists from around the world have flocked to this tropical locale. For those looking to capture the best examples of awe-inspiring architecture on the island nation, look no further than the streets surrounding Havana's Parque Central (or Central Park). It's there that pedestrians can leisurely stroll past historic colonial buildings with arches and balconies painted in a bevy of bright colors.

Chefchaouen, Morocco

The streets of Chefchaouen, a small city in northwest Morocco, are famous for their different shades of blue. Founded in 1471, the city was once used as a fortress for exiles from Spain. Over the centuries, many Jews moved to Chefchaouen, bringing with them the ancient belief that using blue dye would remind people of God's power. For the most vivid experience, visitors should stroll down such streets as Al Hassan Onsar, Rue Outiwi, and the tight stairs leading up and down Rue Bin Souaki.

Footpath in the Arashiyama Grove fenced by tall bamboo trees

Located some 280 miles southwest of Tokyo, Kyoto is one of the most beautiful cities in the Far East. As the former capital of Japan, the city has many cultural gems. But it's the natural scenery that brings many tourists to the bustling city. The Sagano Bamboo Forest, for example, consists of pathways that look too beautiful to be true. On sunny days, the rays of light come through the densely packed plants, creating an unforgettable experience.

Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon has many stunning sites, but perhaps the best place to take it all in is along the city's famous Elevador da Bica. Pedestrians who walk (or ride) to the top of the steep incline will be greeted with dramatic views of the narrow street, cable cars running on their tracks, and further, the Tagus River. Many of the streetcars are painted by local street artists, adding more urban beauty and grittiness to the picturesque landmark.

Jerez de la Frontera, Spain

Located in Andalusia, Spain, Jerez de la Frontera is a city known for its exquisite wine. Here, a street in the historic center is shaded by grape leaves from vines grown along the surrounding walls.

Bonn, Germany

For two to three weeks each spring, the magical tunnel created by the trees lining Cherry Blossom Avenue in Bonn, Germany, brings in tourists and photographers alike.

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Lijiang, China

A UNESCO World Heritage site, the 1,000-year-old Old Town in Lijiang, China, is famous for its orderly canals and walkways. Walk along Qiyi Street Chongron Alley or Wuyi Street Wenzhi Alley for some of the more spectacular street views.

Ballymoney, Northern Ireland

Bregagh Road in Ballymoney, Northern Ireland, is a verdant street designed in the 18th century. Nicknamed Dark Hedges, the road will be instantly recognizable to fans of the HBO show Game of Thrones.

street in paris with building in background and french flags on both sides of street

Paris's Champs-Élysées could well be the most famous street in the world. Beautifully manicured trees line the 1.2-mile-long avenue, which stretches from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc d Triomphe (shown).

Amsterdam, Holland

Lined with boats and bicycles, Amsterdam's many canals have drawn tourists through the ages. But the Brouwersgracht, located a little more than half a mile northwest of the central train station, just might be the most picturesque in the Dutch capital.

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Made famous in such movies as Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) and television shows like Full House (1987-1995), a row of houses on Steiner Street near Alamo Square in San Francisco have become a historic landmark, attracting thousands of tourists each year. The Victorian and Edwardian-styled homes are beautifully painted in various pastel colors.

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Istanbul, Turkey

Balat, a bohemian town in Turkey, boasts a collection of narrow, sloped cobblestone streets, the most famous of which is Kiremit Street. It’s flanked by colorfully painted residences and shops that make the neighborhood even more charming. Formerly the Jewish quarter, Balat is now home to a mix of churches, mosques, and synagogues that are all scattered among cafés and boutiques.

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Boston, Massachusetts

If there could only be one picturesque neighborhood in Boston, it would be Beacon Hill. Famous for its steep, narrow streets lined with classically American Federal–style (and a few Victorian) row houses, Beacon Hill was built in 1795, and it shows. Acorn Street is one of the most photographed in the whole city—perhaps because it’s a stylish rendition of Colonial Boston. Plus, it's only a few minutes away from the lush Boston Public Garden.

Amalfi Coast, Italy

As soon as the temperatures rise above 70 degrees, the Amalfi Coast is quite possibly never a bad idea. The 40-mile-long stretch of land along the Tyrrhenian Sea that runs from Punta Campanella to Salerno is easily one of the most beautiful drives in Europe. With the aqua-hued sea on one side and the pastel hilltop buildings on the other, there’s as much to feast your eyes on as there is your stomach. After all, the ultra-crunchy pizza and supremely fresh seafood are basically unrivaled along the Amalfi Coast.

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Telluride, Colorado

Telluride was founded in 1878 as a prosperous mining town, and its original two- and three-story flat roof structures still line many streets—namely the main street, dubbed Colorado Avenue, where the city’s most famous landmark still stands. The New Sheridan Hotel, constructed in 1895 at 231 West Colorado Avenue, became an instant hot spot among the newcomers—mostly gold-hungry tycoons—and remained at the heart of the Telluride social scene.

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Miami Beach, Florida

The Art Deco design movement may have originated in Paris, but when Americans think of pastel-colored architecture with a heavy geometric influence, Miami Beach’s legendary Ocean Drive tends to come to mind. Parallel to the Atlantic, Ocean Drive isn’t very long—only 15 blocks—but it’s backed by a charismatic history that makes the colorful street even more appealing to visitors (and even locals too). It all started with entrepreneur Carl Fisher, who brought the neighborhood’s first luxury hotel and the iconic Lincoln Road shopping district to South Beach in the early 20th century.

Shortly thereafter came more boutique hotels, including The Colony Hotel, Clevelander South Beach Hotel and Bar, and the Roy F. France–designed Cavalier South Beach Hotel. By the 1940s, South Beach was one of the most popular destinations in the country, and today all of these hotels are still operating on Ocean Drive.

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Ouro Preto, Brazil

Set within the Serra do Espinhaço mountains of eastern Brazil, the colonial town of Ouro Preto’s interpretation of Baroque architecture—complete with intricate bridges, fountains, and town squares—is reason enough to visit the quaint village. Not to mention Rua Conde de Bobadela, the town’s main street, which is a cobblestone masterpiece on a steep hill that leads the way to famed structures throughout the city, including Praça Tiradentes, the central square, and the 18th-century rococo church of São Francisco de Assis.

Chicago, Illinois

With the towering skyline on one side and the shore of Lake Michigan on the other, DuSable Lake Shore Drive is the perfect way to take in the Windy City. Grant Park, Museum Campus, and Soldier Field are set along the expressway and the 18-mile Lakefront Trail runs parallel to the busy street for those who wish to explore on foot.

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San Juan, Puerto Rico

Situated deep within San Juan’s historic district, Calle San Justo is flanked with centuries-old Gothic-, Renaissance-, and Baroque-style homes. After the First World War, the old city's politicians had tried relentlessly to knock down the 17th- and 18th-century dwellings because, after so many years, they were well past falling apart. To their dismay, local anthropologist Ricardo Alegría somehow convinced the provincial government to preserve the colorful colonial-era buildings.

Not long after Alegría made his case, government funds began to pour into the city, offering developers a pretty legitimate incentive to rehabilitate the existing homes to serve as models for new construction. In 1983, Old San Juan officially became a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the brightly colored houses are still standing proudly along the blue cobblestone streets.

New Orleans, Louisiana

The French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carre, is New Orleans’s oldest neighborhood and is filled with storied architecture, from colorful Creole cottages to brick buildings outfitted with ornate cast-iron balconies. Antique shops, art galleries, and hidden courtyards abound on Royal Street, which runs parallel to the livelier Bourbon Street.

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Cotswolds, England

There are few places in the United Kingdom more quaint and charming than the Cotswolds, a historically protected Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as of 1966. The area, which encompasses such towns as Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, and Stroud, to name a few, is known for its long roads that wind through the rolling hills and ancient villages. One such road, Long Street, is dotted with one- and two-story stone houses that have been there for at least a few hundred years.

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Bavarian Alps, Germany

There are so many lakes in Germany that experts haven’t been able to determine the exact number accurately, but they’ve estimated that the European country boasts anywhere between 15,000 and 30,000 lakes within its borders. One of the more famous bodies of freshwater, Sylvenstein Lake in Lenggries, features a gently curved bridge that earns this road a spot on the list. Especially in the colder months when the snow covers the mountains in the distance, the road atop Sylvenstein Lake is more than Instagram-worthy.

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Hội An, Vietnam

Hội An, a highly prosperous and always-busy trading port active between the 15th and 19th centuries, is a highly visited spot for quite a few reasons, chief among them the monthly lantern festival on Trần Phú. The festival, which celebrates the full moon, involves lighting a candle and burning it at the bottom of a colorful paper lantern. It may sound like a fire hazard, but the Vietnamese locals have been doing it this way for centuries with no major incidents.

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Singapore brings to mind a futuristic way of life complete with glossy skyscrapers and highly efficient public transportation, but there are a few pockets of the sovereign island city-state that pay homage to a more traditional approach to life. One such area is Koon Seng Road, known locally as the most colorful street in Singapore.

Erected in the 1920s with a heavy Chinese influence, the pastel-colored shop houses that line Koon Seng Road have become such a beloved feature of the city that in the early 1990s they came under governmental protection courtesy of the conservation laws.

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Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia

At first glance, the blue-and-white town of Sidi Bou Said, perched on a promontory overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, could easily be mistaken for a charming island village in Greece. After all, it has all the hallmarks of a Greek isle, including cobblestone streets, bright white-painted stone buildings, and myriad alfresco cafés. But the Tunisian city boasts its own unique elements that make it worth visiting. You could even spend a whole day wandering up and down Rue Habib Thameur, popping into galleries, coffee shops, and boutiques.

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London, England

Before it was one of the world's most-visited street markets, London’s mile-long Portobello Road was just a 19th-century country lane that connected the prosperous Portobello Farm with Kensal Green in the north and what is today the colorful neighborhood of Notting Hill in the south. Throughout the second half of the 1800s, though, the road started to develop in response to the sweeping residences popping up around it.

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Tuscany, Italy

Pienza is a small Renaissance village in Tuscany framed by a collection of 15th-century sandstone and limestone buildings, including Pienza Cathedral and Piccolomini Palace, where Pope Pius II spent his summers. The ancient town, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996, is known throughout the country as highly romantic courtesy of the four Streets of Love: Via dell’Amore, Via della Fortuna, Via del Buia, and Via del Bacio, which loosely translates to “the way of the kiss.”

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Savannah, Georgia

Draped in a blanket of Spanish moss, Savannah was so beautiful that General Sherman refused to destroy it when the Union Army marched through eastern Georgia. In fact, on December 22, 1864, he sent a now-famous telegram to President Abraham Lincoln, offering the gleaming city as an early Christmas gift. It’s also the backdrop to perhaps one of the most famous movie scenes: Forrest Gump recounting the events that brought him to a particular bus stop in the quaint Southern city.

Unlike many areas in the South, Savannah is a walking city, and one particularly beautiful place to stroll is up and down Bull Street, which is flanked by everything from a historic 1940s theater to a vintage bookshop.

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Manhattan, New York

Appropriately named, Central Park West runs along the western edge of Central Park all the way from its top to bottom (from West 110th Street to West 60th). With plenty of space for cars and pedestrians alike, a trip down the iconic avenue will have you passing an impressive collection of late-19th- and early-20th-century architecture styles, like neo-renaissance, Art Deco, neoclassical, Beaux Arts, and second empire. While the buildings are impressive on their own, the proximity to Central Park means the street gets a whole new look every few months, making it one of the best places to take in all of New York’s seasons. Central Park West is also part of Macy’s annual Thanksgiving Day Parade, which starts at 77th street and marches 2.5 miles south along Central Park West, Central Park South, and Sixth Avenue.

Phuket, Thailand

Nestled in the heart of Old Town Phuket, Soi Romanee is known for its Sino-Portuguese architecture and candy-colored façades. The short street was once a red light district, but now draws travelers with its Instagram-ready aesthetics.

Barcelona, Spain

It’s not surprising that a city with architecture as stunning as Barcelona’s would also be home to numerous beautiful streets. On your next trip to the coastal city, make sure to take some time to explore the Gothic Quarter. Composed of the oldest parts of the city, the area has a labyrinthine street plan with multiple small alleys and passageways opening up into public squares. Arguably the most famous, Carrer del Bisbe (which translates to Bishop’s Street) features Pont del Bisbe, a stone bridge connecting two buildings.

Vienna, Austria

Perhaps no song communicates the beauty in slowing down quite like Billy Joel’s “Vienna,” and what better way to honor the message of the music than taking in the many incredible streets of the Austrian capital. Though not off the beaten path by any means, Kohlmarkt is one of the city’s most stunning roadways and packed with luxury shopping opportunities. Walking down the stretch also provides spectacular views of the domed entryway to the imperial palace complex. Composers Joseph Haydn and Frédéric Chopin both lived on the street during their lifetimes, making it an even more special place for musicians and fans of the craft. During the holiday season, the street gets decked out in twinkling lights, only adding to its beauty.

Charleston, South Carolina

Cobblestone streets, sea breezes, and horse-drawn carriages are only a few of the things that make Charleston one of the most charming cities in the United States. Located in the Charleston Historic District, King Street seemingly packs all of the southern beauty the town is known for into one perfect strip. Dotted with dining and shopping options—not to mention a handful of interior design and home decor stores—it’s a stunning place to spend an afternoon. While you’re exploring the city, make sure to check out nearby Rainbow Row, a collection of pastel-colored historic homes along East Bay Street.

Dubrovnik, Croatia

With the Adriatic Sea surrounding the city and breathtaking limestone mountains in the background, Old Town Dubrovnik is already a stunning site. Red roofs topping stone structures dot the coastal community, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Stradun, or Placa, the main street in Old Town Dubrovnik, is not only a convenient way to see different parts of the city, but also beautiful in its own right. Running from Pile Gate—the western entrance to the historic area—to the port, the street is completely pedestrianized and full of shops, restaurants, and cafés. Stradun used to be a channel separating the island that the old town is built on from the mainland, but it was filled later to serve as the main street.

Cairo, Egypt

One of Cairo’s oldest streets, Muizz Street dates back to the 10th century and was built under the Fatimid Dynasty. The city’s markets were located on this street, and its prominence inspired Egyptian rulers and elites to build religious and charitable buildings, now making it one of the best places to see historic Islamic architecture. About 25 years ago , the Egyptian government undertook extensive renovations with the aim of converting the street into a “liveable museum.” The street was repaved in the way it would have been originally, and any newer buildings that were higher than monuments were lowered.

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Prague, Czech Republic

Named after a type of braided bread, Celetná street in Prague connects the Old Town Square, a historic square in the city, to the Powder Gate, a gothic tower that separates the old town from the new one. Starting in the 14th century, the road became part of the coronation parade when new royalty ascended the throne. These days the street is a central hub full of restaurants and shops, making it a popular tourist destination. Many notable architectural gems can be found along the street, though the cubist House of the Black Madonna may be the most famous.

Bath, England

To see some of England’s most coveted addresses, take a promenade along Royal Crescent in Bath. The curved street features 30 Georgian terraced houses built in the late 18th century by architect John Wood, the Younger. The elegant residences are made of Bath stone and have been showcased in Bridgerton, The Duchess , and the BBC adaptation of Jane Austen’s Persuasion .

Berlin, Germany

One of Europe’s most beautiful boulevards, Unter den Linden runs through Berlin’s Mitte District from the Spree River to the Brandenburg Gate, showcasing some of the city’s greatest sights. The street, which started out as a bridle path in the 16th century, gets its name from the linden trees that line the passage.

Los Angeles, California

While Los Angeles’s best-known streets may be Rodeo Drive or Sunset Boulevard, to experience the birthplace of the city, head to Olvera Street in Downtown LA. The colorful pedestrian street is home to a Mexican marketplace and the Avila Adobe, which was built in 1818 and is the oldest existing home in the city.

Seoul, South Korea

Set in the Jongno District of Seoul near Changgyeong Palace and Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village offers a glimpse of the city’s past. The residential neighborhood’s narrow streets are home to beautifully preserved or restored traditional Korean houses, or hanok.

Mexico City, Mexico

With views of the Torre Latinoamericana skyscraper and Baroque buildings, Mexico City’s Francisco I. Madero Avenue is an intriguing mix of old and new. Stroll past the Church of San Felipe Neri, Convento Grande de San Francisco, and Casa de los Azulejos (House of Tiles) as you go from Eje Central to the historic zócalo.

Edinburgh, Scotland

Set in the Stockbridge area of Edinburgh, Circus Lane is brimming with charm. The curved cobblestone street features terraced mews houses clad with climbing plants and accented with colorful window boxes.

Palm Beach, Florida

Worth Avenue is a must-visit for shopping (or just window shopping) in Palm Beach. The tony strip is filled with luxury retailers and stunning architecture by famed architect Addison Mizner. But even more intriguing than the street itself are the hidden alleyways, or vias, that are delightful to explore.

Cartagena, Colombia

Climbing vines and bougainvillea accent the colorful façades of the homes along the streets of the walled city of Old Town in Cartagena, Colombia. The UNESCO World Heritage site is filled with colonial architecture and bustling, historic plazas.

Panji, India

Fontainhas, the Latin Quarter of Panji, India, showcases the influence of Portuguese colonizers on the area. Brightly-colored, Portuguese-style houses sit along the cobblestone streets, and many showcase blue-and-white-tile street markers.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

One of the oldest, continuously inhabited streets in America can be found in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood. Elfreth’s Alley dates back to 1703 and is home to Federal and Georgian homes once occupied by the city’s tradesmen. The Alley also features examples of Philadelphia’s famous Trinity Houses, small three to four story townhomes.

Santiago, Chile

Street art and graffiti has a long history in Santiago, Chile, beginning in the 1970s, when it was used to protest the Pinochet regime. Open-air galleries can be found throughout the city, including Paseo Bandera, which is emblazoned with a 35,000 square-foot mural by artist Dasic Fernández.

Alexandria, Virginia

Quaint King Street spans 20 blocks from the Potomac River through Old Town Alexandria, Virginia. Historic buildings line the street including City Hall, which features a clock tower designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, known for his work on the US Capitol. One of the city’s four Spite Houses is located at 205 King Street and is just 11 feet, 9 inches wide.

Copenhagen, Denmark

Colorful 17th- and 18th-century townhouses line the waterfront of the Nyhavn area of Copenhagen. The scenic spot was once home to Hans Christian Anderson, who lived at Nyhavn 18, and the area is full of restaurants and bars with outdoor seating for patrons to enjoy a canal-side meal during the warmer months.

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