31 Walks from Water to Water 1971-2010 Made on Western Europe.

Hamish Fulton's walking art might sound like a conceptual snoozefest on paper, but stand in front of these pieces and something clicks. The exhibition documents 31 walks he made across Western Europe between 1971 and 2010 - each one a deliberate journey from one body of water to another. What you're looking at isn't the walk itself (that's long gone) but photographs, maps, and documentation that somehow capture the meditative core of the thing.

It's genuinely compelling for anyone interested in land art or the philosophy of walking. Less so for families hoping for interactive fun or young kids after a quick cultural fix - there's not much to do here beyond looking and thinking. An hour should cover it thoroughly, though contemplative types might linger longer.

Folkestone's art scene has picked up considerably in recent years, and this fits neatly alongside other galleries and public installations scattered through the town. If you're staying at Varne Ridge Holiday Park or one of the glamping spots nearby, it's a decent rainy-day option. Greenhill Glamping sits just 3.6 miles away, making it an easy evening visit after a day's walking elsewhere.

Check ahead on admission and current opening times - these details aren't always publicly listed - but it's worth seeking out if landscape and conceptual approaches to art appeal to you. The work rewards a proper look rather than a glance.