8 Pink Places You'll Want To Visit Immediately

The candy-coloured, labyrinthine construction, perched on a  cliff in Calpe in the Alicante region of Spain, is in fact a complex of 50 apartments, built in 1973 and designed by architect Ricardo Bofill. Who doesn't want to live in a giant, pink lego house?

The stylish all-pink restaurant which opened in New York this summer combines the decor of a 50s diner with healthy, hearty Italian cuisine. Bellissima!

Hitsujiyama Park is famous for its Shibazakura blossom, a pink moss that transforms the ground into a vibrant carpet. The blooming season is usually from late April to early May, so start planning your trip. 

What looks like a giant milkshake spillage is in fact a 600 meter long lake surrounded by woodland on the edge of Middle Island in western Australia. Scientists have been mystified by its bubble gum pink hue for years, and speculate that the colour comes from the bacteria that lives in the salt crusts. Not so yummy then. 

The hip Danish furniture brand has revamped its flagship store in trendy Copenhagen, featuring an entirely pink room  and a site-specific sound installation based on aquatic noises. 

This bubble-gum pink villa in Oia is built into the volcanic rock of Santorini and overlooks the sea, making it a dreamy romantic destination.

The candyfloss colour of Lake Retba in Senegal is caused by a certain bacteria which produces a reddish pigment to absorb sunlights. Its colour is most vivid during the dry season which lasts from November to June, so  start planning your trip now!

The Gallery room in Sketch, designed by artist David Shingley, is a confectionary delight with its pastel pink walls and plush pink chairs. The perfect setting for afternoon tea, and possibly the most instagrammable restaurant in London.