Icosahedral

The Icosahedral gallery sits quietly near Huntingdon, and it's one of those spaces that catches you off guard if you're not actively looking for it. This is contemporary art on a modest scale - geometric forms, mathematical precision, the sort of work that makes you stop and actually think rather than drift through passively.

The gallery itself is fairly intimate, which means it doesn't demand hours of your time, but the work rewards proper attention. If you're into abstract art or have even a passing interest in how artists play with form and space, you'll find something here. Parents with young children might find it a bit short on immediate appeal unless they're already primed for this kind of thing.

Because opening hours and admission details aren't readily pinned down online, you'll want to ring ahead or check their website before making the journey. That's a bit of a faff, admittedly, but worth doing - you don't want to drive out from Huntingdon only to find it closed.

If you're staying at Crystal Lakes Leisure nearby, this works as a decent half-morning diversion, though I wouldn't build an entire day around it. It's the sort of stop that makes sense if you're combining it with walks or other attractions in the area. Worth a look if geometric abstraction is your thing, but don't expect an all-consuming experience.