picturesque

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: Ironically, human intervention can also make the woods picturesque, healthier, more naturally diverse and self sustaining.

Modifies a noun

• village: Trip 2 - Haworth Haworth is a picturesque village located in the moors above Keighley, near Bradford.
• harbor: In the south western corner of the island, nestling around a picturesque fishing harbor is the ancient Roman capital of Paphos.
• hamlet: It stands in the picturesque hamlet of Warren Street on top of the North Downs above Lenham.
• surroundings: It was just not in keeping with the quality of the hotel or our picturesque surroundings, " he says.
• cove: The deeply indented Cornish coast is lined with rocky cliffs sheltering picturesque coves once legendary haunts of smugglers.
• scenery: En route you will enjoy the picturesque scenery of Malaysia âs tropical jungles.

Modifying Another Word

• delightfully: These markets take place in the medieval market square with its arched arcades and are delightfully picturesque.
• stunningly: Key attractions Innsbruck's historic center is stunningly picturesque, with several exquisite examples of architecture from the 14th through 17th centuries.
• wonderfully: In addition to Harding's Wood and Fox's Hole Wood there was Nab's Wood, the latter wonderfully picturesque.
• famously: Only 2 hours away is the famously picturesque Eilean Donan Castle which is well worth a trip to the west coast.
• extremely: The hotel and surrounding areas are extremely picturesque and well equipped making it an ideal choice for both families and couples.
• beautifully: These include skiing in nearby Glenshee and relaxed golf on the beautifully picturesque 18 hole Braemar golf course.

Used with adjective complement

• overlook: The house overlooks picturesque Leith Links where the first rules of golf were put to paper.
• look: Built in local materials in earthy colors, the development will look picturesque.
• become: The course of the Rhine below Mainz becomes much more picturesque.

Preposition: in

country: The forest here is one of the most historic and picturesque in the country.

Preposition: of

• castle: You will marvel at the views when we stop at this most picturesque of castles.
• town: It is one of the most picturesque of the coastal resort towns on the French Riviera, paralleled only by Antibes.