Caminito Colours
This short pedestrian street is an absolute riot of primary colours, featuring corrugated iron houses painted in bright, mismatched shades. The vibrant facades were originally painted using leftover paint from the nearby shipyards, creating an unintentionally brilliant aesthetic. It is visually overwhelming, with tango dancers frequently striking poses on the cobblestones against the vivid backgrounds. Arriving early in the morning allows you to capture the incredibly saturated colours before the heavy tourist crowds arrive. It is arguably the most intensely photographed street in the entire country.
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OVERVIEW & STATS
- Established
- In 1959, making it 67 years old