You can't help but smile when you walk down these Norfolk streets, with colourful houses and shops bound to brighten up your day.

Eastern Daily Press: Joyland at Great Yarmouth which has re-opened after lockdown restrictions were eased. Picture: DENISE BRADLEYJoyland at Great Yarmouth which has re-opened after lockdown restrictions were eased. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY (Image: Copyright: Archant 2020)

1. Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth

Locals and tourists flock to Great Yarmouth's buzzing seafront all year round, with colourful attractions including Joyland children's fun park and Leisureland Arcade.

Eastern Daily Press: Nelson Street, King's LynnNelson Street, King's Lynn (Image: Google Maps)

2. Nelson Street, King's Lynn

Take a stroll down this historic street and see colourful front doors and houses. It was formerly called Lath Street but was renamed after Norfolk-born Horatio Nelson.

Eastern Daily Press: Wells' main shopping area, Staithe Street. Traders and residents have expressed concerns about the closure of the town's final bank. Picture: Ian BurtWells' main shopping area, Staithe Street. Traders and residents have expressed concerns about the closure of the town's final bank. Picture: Ian Burt (Image: Archant © 2012)

3. Staithe Street, Wells-next-the-Sea

Visit some independent shops or enjoy a spot of lunch while visiting this idyllic seaside town. Make sure to visit pretty pastel ice cream shop Swirl, with options for vegans and even dogs.

Eastern Daily Press: Norwich Quay Side is one of the most picturesque streets in the city. Picture: ANTONY KELLYNorwich Quay Side is one of the most picturesque streets in the city. Picture: ANTONY KELLY (Image: Archant Norfolk 2018)

4. Quayside, Norwich

Make sure to stop and look over Fye Bridge if you are walking along Wensum Street, with colourful houses lining the river. You can also do Pub and Paddle from the Ribs of Beef to see them from the water.

Eastern Daily Press: Visit Tucker Street in Cromer for colourful houses and great views.Visit Tucker Street in Cromer for colourful houses and great views. (Image: Google Maps)

5. Tucker Street, Cromer

The colourful buildings In Tucker Street are famous in Cromer and once you reach the end there are panoramic views of the coast and the pier. The Red Lion pub at the end of the street was recently awarded its first AA Rosette for its food.

Eastern Daily Press: On cake weekends enjoy a tea on pretty pink china.On cake weekends enjoy a tea on pretty pink china. (Image: Harriet's Home and Garden)

6. St Nicholas Street, Diss

This charming street features many brilliant independent businesses and cafés, including pretty pink shop and cake parlour Harriet's Home and Garden.

7. Elm Hill, Norwich

A list on Norfolk's most colourful streets would not be complete without Elm Hill, a historic cobbled street lined with colourful shops. It is also a popular filming location and was most recently used for Netflix Christmas film Jingle Jangle.