Square Form with Cut

Ware has a proper art scene if you know where to look, and Square Form with Cut is one of those places that rewards curiosity. It's a gallery space - the kind that takes contemporary sculpture and installation seriously without the pretension you sometimes get in bigger cities. The work on display tends toward abstraction and geometric forms, which makes sense given the name. You're looking at pieces that play with space, light and the viewer's perspective in ways that feel fresh each time you turn a corner.

It's best suited to anyone with a genuine interest in modern art rather than casual browsers. You won't need more than an hour or so, and the compact nature of the space means it doesn't feel like a marathon. The real value here is that it's genuinely off the tourist trail - you might have the place nearly to yourself on a weekday afternoon, which only adds to the experience.

If you're staying at one of the nearby parks - Toad Abode is just over a mile away, or The Wild Retreat at Redricks Lake if you prefer something a bit more spacious - this makes a solid half-day outing when the weather turns. Ware itself is worth an afternoon's wander as well: the river walk is genuinely pleasant, and there are decent cafes to rest in between. Ring ahead to confirm opening hours before you visit, as independent galleries can be variable about their schedule.