Amgueddfa Lloyd George Museum

The Lloyd George Museum sits in a rather unassuming spot near Pwllheli, in Gwynedd, dedicated to one of Britain's most controversial prime ministers. It's housed in a modest building that doesn't shout about itself, which somehow feels fitting for a politician who dominated early 20th-century politics with equal measures of charm and ruthlessness.

Inside you'll find letters, photographs, and personal effects that paint a picture of the man - from his radical Welsh roots to his time steering the country through the First World War. The collection is small but genuine, and you can actually feel the weight of the documents rather than just reading about them behind glass.

This is really one for history buffs or anyone with a genuine interest in Edwardian politics. Your average family on a caravan holiday probably won't spend more than 45 minutes here, and younger kids will frankly get bored. But if you're stopping near Pwllheli anyway - staying at Hafan y Môr or one of the other parks strung along this coast - and you've got an afternoon to kill, it's worth an hour of your time.

The admission is modest (check ahead for exact details) and it connects you to a particular slice of Welsh and British history that often gets overlooked. Not a showstopper, but a proper little museum that does what it sets out to do without fuss.