10 Most Beautiful Villages in England
Polperro in Cornwall
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.
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.
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.
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
