Portraits by Pippa Elton

You'll find Pippa Elton's portrait work dotted around Rotherham, a visual marker of the artist's connection to South Yorkshire. Rather than a fixed venue, this is more about spotting her pieces as you move through the town - a pleasant surprise rather than a planned destination. Her portraits capture local character with a directness that rewards a closer look, whether you're passing through or deliberately seeking them out.

This works best for art enthusiasts or anyone who enjoys a bit of cultural detective work whilst exploring Rotherham itself. It's free to view, which is the only way to approach street art, and there's no time pressure - you can spend five minutes or an hour depending on how many pieces you track down and how long you linger over each one.

If you're staying at one of the local caravan parks - Hooton Lodge Farm is closest at just over three miles away, or Waleswood and Sunnyview both sit at six miles - you could combine this with a walk around Rotherham town centre rather easily. It's not a destination that demands a half-day commitment, but it adds a layer of interest to a broader visit. The work sits comfortably alongside whatever else brings you to South Yorkshire, rather than being the reason you come.