Christ Church

The interior of Christ Church hits you straightaway - soaring Victorian Gothic done properly, with all the stonework and stained glass you'd expect from a building that takes itself seriously. It's in Milford Haven, a town most people drive past without stopping, which makes it all the more striking when you find this place tucked away with real architectural backbone.

The church dates back to the 19th century and sits with genuine presence in the town centre. Inside, the light through the windows changes everything depending on time of day - early morning gives you a completely different mood than late afternoon. The craftsmanship is evident in every arch and corner.

Worth your time if you're into Victorian ecclesiastical design or you've got a genuine interest in how industrial-era towns invested in their public buildings. You won't spend hours here, more like 20 minutes properly looking round, but it's the sort of place that rewards actually paying attention rather than a quick phone snap.

Perfect if you're based at Beachside Glamping Dale just down the coast - gives you a reason to venture into Milford Haven proper and see what the town's actually about beyond the harbour. The walk into town from the glamping site takes you through different parts of the area, which is useful context. Free to visit, open during daylight hours generally, though you'd want to check locally if you're timing a special trip around it.