LeoFrames

You'll find LeoFrames tucked away in Sussex, just a short drive from Brighton's seafront chaos. It's a gallery space that focuses on framed art and original works - the sort of place where you can actually see what caught the owner's eye rather than walking past corporate prints on white walls.

The gallery deals in contemporary pieces and framing services, so it's genuinely useful if you're after something specific or just want to browse what's on the walls. It's the kind of spot that rewards a quiet half hour rather than demanding three hours of your afternoon. If you're camping at Pegs and Pitches or Chalky Downs - both just under three miles away - you could easily slot this in on a rainy afternoon or use it as a proper art break between park time and the beach.

Historically-minded visitors won't find much here, but anyone after contemporary art or hunting for the perfect print will get something from it. Families with young children might find it a bit slow, though teenagers interested in art could genuinely enjoy poking around.

I'd suggest calling ahead to confirm opening hours and whether there's an entrance fee, as details aren't listed online. Brighton's close enough that you could combine this with a seafront walk or a proper rummage through The Lanes if you've got half a day to spend. Worth the detour if you're into art and want something quieter than the tourist drag.