Venice is made up of more than a hundred islands, and beauty is not limited to one main island. Outside of the most uninhabited islands, there are three distinctive islands that are popular with tourists: Glass Island, Color Island, and Lido Island. We chose colored islands to find out. I call it Lace Island, and there are a lot of vowels in Italian, which always sounds a bit lazy and intimate. It floats in a mild sea and the sun is clear. The houses on the island are neither rare nor old, and it is difficult to tell what period or style they started. Their lines are crisp, simple, and the gently sloping tile roofs are everywhere in northern and northern Italy. It is called the color island because the residents on the island have painted the houses in various colors. On the streets of the island, you will be brown, orange, light pink, dark blue... It is said that a long time ago, the island was a fishery When a man goes out to sea, a woman stays behind to keep a house. The woman who keeps the house paints her home with a unique color, so that the homing husband can see the color of his own. Color Island is a fairy tale version of Venice, which is simpler, easier and happier than the island's gorgeous romance and elegance.