With Valentine's Day just around the corner, love is in the air at these romantic hotspots across the county.
From Norwich's secret garden to the idyllic north Norfolk coast, you don't have to spend a fortune on an expensive dinner to mark the occasion.
Here are seven of the best places you can visit for free in Norfolk.
Holkham Estate and National Nature Reserve
Holkham Road, Wells-next-the-Sea NR23 1AB
Perfect for a winter walk with sprawling grounds to explore by foot or by bike. After you've wandered around the estate and seen the deer that roam there, head to The Victoria Inn for a spot of lunch then walk down to the stunning nature reserve with its vast beach. It is also a popular filming location and Netflix sci-fi thriller Annihilation, starring Natalie Portman and Oscar Isaac, was filmed there in 2016. Holkham Hall, built in the 18th century for the 1st Earl of Leicester, is closed in the winter but will be open from February 16 to 24 for the Field to Fork exhibition.
Cromer Pier
Promenade, Cromer, NR27 9HE
One of the most iconic landmarks in Norfolk, which recently featured on the BBC Christmas adverts, Cromer Pier is the perfect location for a romantic day out. Take a walk along the beach and along the winding streets, including Tucker Street with its coloured houses, and then head to the pier and visit the arcade before heading to No1 Cromer for delicious fish and chips. If you want to make a day of it, the Amazona Zoo, which is home to over 200 tropical South American animals, is less than 20 minutes walk from the pier.
Waterloo Park
Angel Road, Norwich NR3 3HX
A hidden haven, located to the north of the city, with a pavilion, bandstand and also tennis courts if you fancy putting your partner through their paces. The main entrance is through iron gates in Angel Road and if you don't fancy driving it is a 30 minute walk or short bus ride from the city centre. Make sure to visit Park Britannia cafe, located in the Grade II listed Pavilion whilst you're there, and tuck into a hearty lunch.
Happisburgh Lighthouse and beach
Lighthouse Lane, NR12 0QA
Whilst the lighthouse, which is the oldest in Britain, doesn't open for tours until Easter Sunday it still provides the perfect backdrop for a romantic day out with your loved one. Walk along the striking cliffs and along the beach and there are plenty of quaint tea rooms to visit along the way.
Wells-next-the-Sea beach and harbour
Beach Rd, Wells-next-the-Sea NR23 1DR
A day out which can be enjoyed all year around and easily be combined with a trip to the Holkham Estate, just a few miles west along the north Norfolk coast. From the immaculate beach huts to a delicious meal from the Wells Crab House, named the best restaurant in Norfolk at the Eat Norfolk Food and Drink Awards 2018, you can easily spend half a day here in the winter months.
Mousehold Heath
Heartsease Lane, Norwich NR7 9NT
With stunning views across Norwich, you'll definitely be feeling loved up after visiting this scenic spot. If you're working on Valentines Day, it is the perfect place to come and watch the sunset before heading for dinner.
Horsey Beach
NR29 4EJ
Make sure to visit the seals at Horsey Beach before they disappear in February until late October. The sandy beach itself is unspoilt and quiet and there is parking at the Horsey Gap and Windpump, both owned by the National Trust, and The Nelson Head pub if you also fancy some pub grub.
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