LoveartBroadway

You'll find LoveartBroadway tucked away in Broadway itself - that honey-coloured village that draws coach tours by the dozen but somehow never feels properly crowded. It's a gallery space, unassuming from the outside, but the work inside tends to stop people mid-stride.

What you're looking at is contemporary art, mostly - the kind that makes you either nod thoughtfully or move on fairly quickly depending on your taste. The space is intimate rather than sprawling, which means you won't spend hours here, but that's rather the point. Most visitors allow 45 minutes to an hour, which gives you time to actually look rather than just walk past.

If you're the sort who appreciates modern painting and sculpture without needing things explained in flowery labels, you'll get something from this. It's less appealing if you're after heavy history lessons or interactive experiences for restless children. Families with teenagers interested in art might find it worthwhile; under-tens will probably fidget.

Broadway itself has several caravan parks nearby - the Broadway Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite is barely half a mile away, which makes this an easy addition to a Cotswolds touring holiday. Combined with the village's decent high street, St Eadburgha's Church across the road, and easy access to walks towards the Cotswold escarpment, it fills an afternoon without drama.

The admission costs and exact opening hours weren't listed when I checked, so ring ahead before you plan around it.