People love going to pubs, whether to warm up after a long country walk, catch up with loved ones, grab a quick lunch or enjoy a cold drink outdoors on a sunny day.
Here's a list of seven of the most picturesque pubs in Norfolk to make your next outing feel that little bit more special.
1. The Gunton Arms
Where: Cromer Road, Thorpe Market NR11 8TZ 
The Gunton Arms was recently voted the UK's prettiest pub.
Guests can either sit outside to soak up the beauty of its 1,000-acre deer park grounds or step inside to be surrounded by quirky art and decor.
2. The Brick Kilns
Where: Norwich Road, Little Plumstead, Norwich, United Kingdom
The Brick Kilns is unmissable with its vibrant pink exterior.
The outside of the pub is further decorated with bright hanging flowers and a charming garden can be found at the back.
3. The Dabbling Duck
Where: 11 Abbey Road, Great Massingham PE32 2HN ·
Located in the rural village of Great Massingham, The Dabbling Duck boasts stunning country views.
The charming building dates back to the late 19th century and its traditional character features have survived to this day.
4. The Orange Tree
Where: High Street, Thornham PE36 6LY
The Orange Tree in Thornham is a lovely quaint pub with an atmospheric garden.
It sits in an authentic white country house which is complete with gorgeous greenery cascading up its sides.
5. The Belgian Monk
Where: 7 Pottergate, Norwich NR2 1DS
This pub lies in the heart of the Norwich lanes.
Its black and white exterior instantly creates a historic feel that only grows when you step inside.
Crossing the threshold is like stepping back in time - you are instantly struck by the pub's warm glow, low ceilings and exposed beams.
6. The Willow House
Where: 2 High Street, Watton IP25 6AE
The Willow House has a history dating back to 1556.
Like The Belgian Monk, the venue's past adds plenty of charm.
The building has maintained its Tudor-style exterior and is the only one in Watton that still has a thatched roof.
7. The Fur and Feather Inn
Where: Slad Lane, Woodbastwick, Norwich, NR13 6HQ
This 17th century building has been recently renovated to rejuvenate its natural character.
Exposed beams and warm decor instantly make guests feel at home.
Its luscious large garden is complete with a pond and plenty of plants.
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