The Brick Kiln, West Runton

Tucked away in a converted Victorian brick works, this compact gallery space showcases contemporary art with a distinctly Norfolk flavour. The building itself tells half the story - thick brick walls and industrial bones that somehow make the perfect backdrop for rotating exhibitions of painting, sculpture and mixed media work.

Art lovers will appreciate the thoughtful curation, though this isn't the Tate Modern. Expect local and regional artists alongside the occasional travelling show. The intimate scale means you can take everything in properly within an hour, making it a lovely rainy day option when the Norfolk coast turns grey.

Families might find it a bit niche unless the kids are particularly keen on galleries. It's really one for culture enthusiasts who fancy something different from the usual seaside attractions around East Runton.

The location works brilliantly if you're staying at any of the nearby sites - Woodhill Park and West Runton Camping & Caravanning Club are both within easy walking distance. Perfect for an afternoon browse before heading back to Sheringham or Cromer for dinner. Worth checking opening times before you visit, as smaller galleries like this can be unpredictable with their hours.