Relief panels (Four Seasons)

You'll find these Four Seasons relief panels tucked away in Glenrothes, a town that doesn't immediately scream 'art destination' but has its quiet corners worth exploring. The panels themselves are sculptural reliefs depicting the four seasons - the kind of public art that actually rewards a close look rather than a quick glance from your car. Each one captures something genuine about how the landscape changes through the year, worked in a style that feels accessible without being dumbed down.

It's the sort of thing you'd visit if you're already in the area rather than drive specifically to see, but that doesn't make it worthless. Art enthusiasts and anyone keen on how Scottish towns integrate public sculpture will find something to appreciate here. Kids might get bored unless they're already into spotting detail in artwork, but it won't take long - twenty minutes max.

Staying at Balbirnie Park Caravan and Motorhome Club or Kingdom Caravan Park puts you within easy reach if you're based locally. Both are just a couple of miles away, making this a convenient stop between more obvious attractions. The panels are free to view and accessible during daylight hours. Visit when the light's decent - early morning or late afternoon brings out the texture and shadow work in the carved surfaces. There's something about autumn light on stone like this that makes it properly worth your time.