Everybody loves a trip to the pub, but there is nothing better than when the venue also has a stunning view.
Suffolk is full of pubs that overlook the rolling countryside, farmland, rivers and out to sea, making it a great place to enjoy one of the UK's most-loved leisure activities.
Here are five watering holes which have beautiful views in our county.
1. Lord Nelson, Southwold
Visit on a busy, sunny weekend and you will find people standing outside of the Lord Nelson pub in Southwold.
The East Street boozer says it prides itself on being the 'drinking pub' of the town, with its popularity rising thanks to its close proximity to the seafront.
While the benches outside can soon fill up, people can still be found admiring the delightful Suffolk coast.
Where: East Street, Southwold, IP18 6EJ
2. The Plough, Hundon
The recently reopened pub has always been loved for the views from its garden.
Overlooking the best the Suffolk countryside has to offer, The Hundon Plough offers an extensive menu to customers looking to enjoy a feast.
Where: Brockley Green, CO10 8DT
3. Butt and Oyster, Pin Mill
If you are looking for peace and tranquility, then the Butt and Oyster at Pin Mill is a must-visit.
Located right on the doorstep of the River Orwell, the pub was named in the top 20 waterside drinking spots by a national newspaper last year.
Where: Pin Mill Road, Ipswich, IP9 1JW
4. Tuddenham Mill, Tuddenham
Delicious food, delightful hotel rooms and even better views, what is not to love?
Tuddenham Mill has become one of the most popular places to visit for food in the entire county, but its views looking out over the stream and countryside are adored by many.
Where: High St, Tuddenham, IP28 6SQ
5. Maybush Inn, Waldringfield
Another pub with beautiful river views is the Maybush Inn.
The Waldringfield pub looks out over the River Deben, and on a warm summers day can be found with hundreds of people enjoying a drink in the sun.
Where: Cliff Rd, Waldringfield, IP12 4QL
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