Slightly Foxed

Slightly Foxed sits quietly in Berwick-upon-Tweed, a gallery that rewards the curious who wander off the high street. It's the sort of place that doesn't shout about itself, which is rather the point. The focus here is on independent publishers, rare books, and the kind of artwork that makes you stop and actually look rather than just photograph it for Instagram.

You'll find prints, illustrations, and bound editions that feel personal - things chosen because someone genuinely rates them, not because they tick a box. It's small enough to take in properly without it becoming a slog, and the staff actually know what they're talking about. If you've got an hour in Berwick, this beats another lap of the shopping centre.

It works best for adults who give a toss about design and typography, and teenagers with taste. If your lot are after amusement arcades and fried food, keep walking. The admission is modest and well spent if books and art are your thing.

Berwick's got three caravan parks within spitting distance - Haven Berwick Holiday Centre and Berwick Seaview are both under a mile away - so it's an easy stop on a Northumberland coast trip. Pair it with a walk along the town walls or a poke around the quirky independent shops. It's not a headline attraction, but that's exactly why it's worth twenty minutes of your time.