Well, there’s a question and a half! As a former Premier League manager once said, ‘We all like to think we have the best-looking spouse at home’.
And what’s the criteria, and at what time of the year are we talking about? Wells-next-the-Sea beach looks very nice speckled in snow, the Waveney Valley’s rapeseed and wheat fields look very dramatic in Spring and Summer. Snowflakes at Walsingham or bluebells at Foxley Wood in Spring? Striking browns and oranges in Thetford Forest in Autumn?
There’s no way of saying definitively ‘Where is the prettiest place in Norfolk?’
So, instead, we’ll give you a selection of some pretty scenes and you can make up your own minds!
Thetford Forest in Autumn
Blakeney sunset, north Norfolk
Bluebells at Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden
Kelling Heath, north Norfolk
River Bure, Coltishall, Broads National Park
Happisburgh lighthouse in a field of rapeseed
Burgh Castle, Breydon Water, Great Yarmouth
Sunrise at Waxham, Great Yarmouth
Deal Row, Brecks
Bluebells, Blickling Hall
Burnham Overy Staithe, west Norfolk
Poppyfield, north Norfolk
Stiffkey in Spring
Wells-next-the-Sea beach huts, north Norfolk
Fur & Feather, Woodbastwick (is there a prettier pub?)
Sunset Clippesby, Great Yarmouth
Wild horses, Thetford Forest
Snowdrops in Spring, Pensthorpe Nature Park
Rhododendrons, Sheringham Park
Pulham Market, south Norfolk
Norwich skyline
Heacham Lavender, west Norfolk
Hoarfrost, St Benet’s Abbey, Broads National Park
Breydon Water, Great Yarmouth
East Ruston Old Vicarage Garden
