Greentree Art Gallery

The Greentree Art Gallery sits in Attleborough, a proper little market town in mid-Norfolk that most people drive straight through without a second glance. Once you're inside, though, it's a refreshing break from the usual seaside-postcard fare you find across the county. The gallery showcases contemporary work from regional artists - paintings, sculptures, mixed media - the sort of space where you'll actually want to spend time rather than shuffle through in twenty minutes ticking off boxes.

It works best for anyone with a genuine interest in art rather than kids looking for a rainy-day distraction, though older teenagers who aren't completely allergic to galleries might surprise you. The quiet, intimate setting means you can actually look at pieces properly without fighting a crowd. If you're based at one of the nearby glamping sites - Glamp & Tipple is only a couple of miles away, or Wild With Nature slightly further - it's a good anchor point for a morning or afternoon when the weather turns moody and the beaches feel less appealing.

Access details aren't immediately obvious from standard sources, so it's worth ringing ahead to check opening hours and whether there's a charge. Attleborough itself has decent cafes and a functioning high street, so you can turn it into a proper half-day trip rather than just popping in for thirty minutes. Not a game-changer, but solid if you're in the area and want to see what local artists are doing.