Runham Village Sign

Blink and you'll miss this tiny outdoor exhibition in a Norfolk village that most people drive straight through on their way to Great Yarmouth. Runham's village sign doubles as a modest gallery space, displaying rotating local artwork and community notices in weatherproof cases mounted beside the traditional painted post.

It's hardly the British Museum, but there's something rather sweet about this grassroots approach to showcasing local talent. The artwork changes regularly - mostly watercolours of the Norfolk countryside, village life sketches, and the odd bit of pottery photography. Takes all of five minutes to have a proper look, unless you're particularly keen on amateur art.

Kids won't be impressed, and art lovers expecting anything groundbreaking should manage expectations accordingly. But if you're staying at one of the nearby holiday parks like Haven Caister-on-Sea or Clippesby Hall, it's a pleasant enough stop during a countryside walk or cycle ride. The village itself is quiet and unremarkable, sitting between the Broads and the coast.

Free to view, naturally, and accessible any time of day. Best combined with a longer exploration of the area rather than a destination in its own right. It's the sort of community initiative that deserves support, even if it won't feature in anyone's holiday highlights.