Nicholas Saunderson

Finding this gallery tucked away in South Yorkshire was something of a surprise - not least because details about opening times and admission remain frustratingly vague. The Nicholas Saunderson gallery sits somewhere in the Sheffield area, though you'll need to do a bit of detective work to track down exact whereabouts and visiting hours.

What little I could glean suggests this is a smaller, more intimate gallery space rather than a major cultural institution. Art enthusiasts and those with a particular interest in contemporary work might find it worth seeking out, though I'd strongly recommend calling ahead to confirm it's actually open before making the journey.

The location does work well if you're camping in the area - there's a fair cluster of sites within a few miles including High Lea Farm Camping and Ingfield Farm Camping, both about a mile and half away. Boots and Bubbles luxury glamping offers a more upmarket option if canvas isn't your thing.

Honestly, without clearer information about what's on show or when you can actually visit, it's hard to give this a proper recommendation. Sheffield itself has plenty of established galleries and cultural attractions that might be a safer bet for your time.