SOMERSET is full of picturesque towns and villages but which is the prettiest village of them all? In a list of the prettiest villages around the UK, Somerset's "prettiest village" has been revealed.
In a list created by Love Exploring, travel experts have highlighted villages from every county in the UK, looking at different communities, skylines, and picturesque settings.
The "well-travelled" team has excluded the city of London from their list but has included the remaining 47 ceremonial counties.
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Dunster in Somerset was revealed as Somerset's prettiest village in the county according to Love Exploring.
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Speaking about Dunster, a spokesperson from Love Exploring said: "Dropped in between the Bristol Channel’s coast and Exmoor National Park woodland, the village of Dunster is a gem.
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"While the High Street is adorned with charming stone cottages and the iconic Yarn Market – a 17th-century octagonal building once a hub for the wool trade – the skyline is dominated by Dunster Castle, formerly a motte and bailey castle with Norman origins, now a lavish country house.
"The village’s medieval brilliance shines through too, especially during the annual 'Dunster by Candlelight' festival."
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