St Peter & St John Fisher Catholic Church

The red brick facade of St Peter & St John Fisher stands solid and unapologetic on the Withernsea seafront, a Victorian Catholic church that arrived here when the town was still dreaming of becoming a major resort. It's the sort of place you spot while walking along the prom and think, "Right, let's have a look inside."

The church itself is modest - this isn't Durham Cathedral or anything grand. What catches you is the craftsmanship: proper Victorian Catholic architecture, all soaring ceilings and stained glass that fills the space with coloured light on a sunny afternoon. The interior feels lived-in and genuine, which matters more than ornament.

It's worth a quiet twenty minutes if you're already in Withernsea. History enthusiasts will appreciate the timeline - the church reflects the town's Victorian boom and the waves of Irish Catholic settlement that came with it. Families won't find it thrilling, but older kids interested in architecture or religious history will get something from it. There's a calm to standing inside that makes it a decent break from the holiday park routine.

If you're staying at Parkdean Resorts Withernsea Sands, it's practically on your doorstep - half a mile away. The same goes for Sand le Mere. Even Little Otchan Glamping guests won't find it a hassle to walk over on a quiet afternoon. Go when you've tired of the beach and want something low-key. Free admission, obviously - it's a working parish church. Just be respectful of service times.