Banksy rhino artwork

You'll find a rather magnificent rhino charging across the side of a building in Shoreditch, painted in Banksy's unmistakable stencil style. It's one of those street art pieces that stopped people dead in their tracks when it appeared, and it still does - there's usually someone pointing a phone at it. The rhino seems to be mid-sprint, horn first, and there's something both ridiculous and poignant about the whole thing, though Banksy keeps his intentions properly ambiguous as always.

This isn't a formal gallery experience. You rock up to the street, have a look, take your photo if you fancy it, and move on. Free, obviously. Shoreditch itself is thick with street art, so you can easily spend an hour wandering about spotting other pieces. The rhino works best in good light, so a clear day will do you far better than drizzle.

If you're staying at Abbey Wood Experience Freedom Glamping or anywhere else in Greater London, this is worth an afternoon detour, particularly if you're into urban art or just want a sense of London's creative side. Families with kids who like spotting things will find it engaging enough, though you're not exactly stopping for hours. The real draw is how authentically London it feels - proper street art rather than some sanitised gallery version of street art. Shoreditch has changed enormously over the years, but pockets like this remind you why people still get excited about the place.