Kelly - Anne scott artist

You'll find Kelly-Anne Scott's gallery tucked away in the Cambridge area - a proper working artist's space where contemporary art actually means something. The work here tends toward the bold and textured, the kind of pieces that photographs don't do justice to until you're standing in front of them. It's not a vast space, which works in its favour - you can see everything without that museum fatigue kicking in after twenty minutes.

This is genuinely good for people who've wandered into Cambridge and want something a bit different from the college circuit. If you're staying at Bounds C&CC just a couple of miles away, it's an easy diversion. Same goes for HappenOak Treehouse guests looking for a cultural fix between the outdoor stuff. The work speaks for itself, and there's usually someone around who can actually talk about what you're looking at rather than just sell you a postcard.

Really suits couples and solo visitors more than families with small children - not because it's precious, but because there's not much to keep younger kids occupied. Allow an hour maximum. The quiet, conversational vibe is what makes it worth the trip, and you won't find crowds trying to photograph themselves in front of anything. Depending on when you visit, there might be new work on display, so it's worth checking their social media before you head over.