Get set for a magic carpet ride through beautiful bluebells at these stunning locations across Norfolk.
Every year from mid-April to late May, the beautiful purple flowers bloom in woodlands and gardens and you are spoilt for choice in Nelson's County.
Here are 10 places you can see them the spring, with plenty of spots to visit for free.
Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden
School Road, South Walsham, NR13 6DZ
Until May 12, 10am to 5pm
Included in garden entry, £6.85 adults, £6.60 concessions, children (5-16) £3.95, under 5s free, dogs on leads 25p
There will be exclusive access to the neighbouring Sotshole Broad nature reserve and its bluebell woods with an additional two miles of walkways set within 60 acres of woodland.
On Sunday, May 5 from 11am there will also be a guided tour through the bluebell woods which lasts approximately two hours.
You are welcome to bring a picnic and spend the rest of the afternoon amongst the bluebells if you wish.
The tour is also included in garden entry but booking is advised on fairhavengarden.co.ukNorfolk Bluebell Wood Burial Park Open Day
Old Church Road, Hainford, NR10 3BG
May 4 to 5, 10am to 4pm
Free
For the fourth year running, visitors will be invited to stroll through a carpet of bluebells in the 18-acre Norfolk park.
Open days at the natural burial park, seven miles north of Norwich, have been hugely popular since they were first introduced in 2016 and this year's second open day will be held on May 4 to 5.
Entry is free, refreshments are available, dogs on leads are welcome and an electric buggy will take disabled visitors on a spectacular tour. Donations from visitors will be given to chosen charity Norwich & Central Norfolk MIND.
Lower Wood
Ashwellthorpe, NR16 1HB
Dawn until dusk all year round, parking 9am to 5pm, no dogs
Free
An ancient woodland managed by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust who recently coppiced the wood to encourage growth.
Alongside the bluebells, wild garlic is also common in spring and over 200 species of fungi have been recorded at the site.
There is plenty of wildlife roaming the woods including butterflies and deer.
Sheringham Park
Wood Farm, Upper Sheringham, NR26 8TL
Daily dawn to dusk, £5 parking
Free
A walk through the wild garden at this time of year in Sheringham Park reveals changes on an almost daily basis.
The bluebell display is now at its best and a number of patches of can be seen throughout the estate.
On Weybourne Heath, the bluebells flank the paths and in some places the white flowers of greater stitchwort are mixed in providing a nice contrast of colours.
Buckenham Woods
Wood Lane, NR13 4HG
Daily, limited parking
Free
As well as stunning bluebells, the woods are also known for their birds, butterflies and dragonflies.
The area is a mixture of woodland, two semi-wet areas and open grassland.
There are a few parking spaces near the woods and you can also park at Buckenham railway station.
Hot drinks and snacks are available at nearby RSPB Strumpshaw Fen and there are also pubs in Cantley and other nearby villages.
Foxley Wood
Dereham, NR20 4QR
Daily 10am to 5pm (closed Thursdays), free parking, no dogs
Free
Visit the largest ancient woodland in Norfolk with signposted walks to follow and beautiful bluebells line the footpaths.
The reserve is managed by Norfolk Wildlife Trust and it is also inhabited by wildlife including woodpeckers and butterflies.
Blickling Estate
Blickling, NR11 6NF
Parkland dawn to dusk, house 12pm to 5pm gardens 10am to 5.30pm, £5 parking
Whole property £16.50 adults, £8,25 children, park entry free
To celebrate the return of the beautiful bluebells, Blickling Estate, which boasts 950 acres of woodland and parkland, is turning blue for the whole month from April 27 to May 27.
Take a stroll through the spring garden, discover the Great Wood and inside the house there will be blue floral displays.
Sisland Carr
NR14 6EF
Daily, free parking at the site
Free
A small woodland near Chedgrave and Loddon with 30 acres of conifers and broad-leaved trees.
It is managed by the Norfolk Woodland Trust and every April and May is carpeted with bluebells.
Bacton Woods
North Walsham NR28 9UE
Dawn to dusk, parking available off the B1159 between Bacton and North Walsham, dogs on leads welcome
Free
There are three waymarked walks to enjoy and as well as the bluebells there are over 30 species of tree.
The hidden gem is located just 2.5 miles north-east of North Walsham and make sure to keep an eye out for two sessile oaks which are over 200 years old.
Wayland Wood
IP25 6NH
Dawn to dusk, parking available, no dogs
Free
The wood, located near Watton, is the alleged setting of the dark 16th century fable Babes in the Woods.
It is one of the largest woods in South Norfolk and also boasts purple orchids and nightingales and over 250 species of moths.
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