Tales of Ro Gallery

The Tales of Ro Gallery sits quietly in Wells, a converted space that feels more like stumbling into someone's creative studio than a formal gallery. It's small - you won't need more than 45 minutes here - but the work on display has real character. The gallery focuses on contemporary art and illustration, with pieces that actually reward standing in front of them rather than just walking past.

This is the sort of place that appeals to artists and creative types more than casual browsers. If you're the kind of person who reads artist statements and thinks about technique, you'll find it worthwhile. Children might get restless unless they're already interested in art - it's not interactive or family-focused in the traditional sense.

What makes it worth a detour is the intimate scale. You're not herded round by crowds or fighting for sightlines. On a quiet Wednesday afternoon, you might have the place to yourself. Wells itself is compact and walkable, so it works well as part of a broader town exploration - the cathedral is right there, and there are decent cafes for afterwards.

If you're staying at Cathedral View Glamping just outside town, this is a natural fit for a morning or early afternoon visit. Admission details are sparse online, so ring ahead or check when you arrive. The lack of fanfare actually works in its favour - it feels genuinely local rather than a manufactured tourist experience.