Visiting the village of Polperro should
be a worthwhile experience because it is not just an ordinary
neighborhood. It was, in fact, nominated as the most beautiful village
in Cornwall. If you visit this village, you can walk through the narrow
lanes, stop for a drink in the small pubs, and take a boat trip to
nearby islands. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Castleton at the Peak District National Park
The popularity of this village dates back to the 11th century due to the many attractions that surround it. One of its underground caves Peveril Castle is known as the Gem of the Peaks. If you love hiking, you should take the surrounding rolling hills that can be explored via many walking paths. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Castle Combe in Wiltshire
Often referred to as the prettiest
village in this part of England, Castle Combe serves as the access road
from the Market Cross to By Brook. As proof of its popularity, this
village became a famous background in films, such as Stardust, Wolf Man, and Doctor Doolittle. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Bibury in Gloucestershire
According to a 19th-century
artist-writer, Bibury is the most beautiful village. Its narrow high
street will lead down to River Coln where a tiny river bridge can be
found. This is a typical village of a picture perfect area, where you
can find the Arlington Row along the weaver’s cottages of the 17th-century as well as the Tout Farm or the church of St. Mary.
Clovelly in Devon
The village of Clovelly is built with
cobbled streets without any motorized vehicle along its high street.
Clovelly is situated at the steep cliff that is surrounded by dense
woodlands that slope down the sea. Its narrow lanes are lined along
white-washed cottages adorned with colorful window boxes.
Amberley in West Sussex
Amberley village is located between the
Downs, the South Down Way, River Arun, and Amberley Mount. The village
castle has been converted into a hotel where the Amberley Swamp is
located behind it. You can also see antique industrial machinery and
agricultural tools at the Amberley Working Museum.
Lamberhurst in Kent
One of the most romantic castles of
England is the Scotney Castle nestling at the village of Lamberhurst. If
you are looking for beautiful villages to stop by, then you shouldn’t
go wrong with this one. It houses several historic houses such as the
Victorian Ladham House and the Georgian Finchcock house. You can also
explore the countryside where you can find the Lamberhurst Vineyard or
the Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest.
Haworth in West Yorkshire
Among the attractions that you can find
in the beautiful village of Haworth are several gorgeous events and
establishments. You should wander around and see the Bronte Parsonage
Museum, teashops, stores, pubs, and events like the 1940s weekend.
Moreover, you may want to visit the Top Withens, Wuthering Heights, and
the Bronte Waterfalls
Ambleside in Lake District, Cumbria
Highlighting the gorgeous village of
Ambleside is the 21-meter waterfall surrounded by daffodils during
springtime. The village has 12 watermills and you can see them as you
flow through the River Rothay, into the village, and under the Bridge
House.
Flatford in Suffolk
Beautiful villages surround England and Flatford is one of them. It is a famous place, particularly during the 18th century due mainly to the Flatford Mill, the Bridge Cottage, the Granary Barn and Willy Lott’s Cottage. It has a 15th century Medieval Hall House being the oldest building in the village. http://lets-travel-more.com/10-beautiful-villages-england/
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