The Bunny

You'll find a giant concrete rabbit standing in the Hampshire countryside near Southampton - yes, really. It's one of those roadside oddities that shouldn't work but somehow does. The Bunny is exactly what it says: a substantial sculpture of a rabbit, the kind of landmark that makes you do a double-take when you spot it from the road.

It's the sort of place that appeals to families with young kids who get a kick out of silly photo opportunities, and to those who collect unusual British landmarks. Older children might find it underwhelming after five minutes, but the novelty factor shouldn't be discounted. Adults tend to either find it charming or utterly daft - there's no middle ground.

Free to view and accessible from the road, it requires minimal time investment. You're not going to spend hours here. It's a quick stop, a photo, and on your way - perfect if you're passing through or basing yourself at one of the nearby parks like Sunnydale Farm Caravan Park or Bell Tent Glamping.

The real value is as part of a wider Southampton-area visit rather than a destination in itself. Pair it with walks in the surrounding countryside or a trip into town proper. It's the sort of thing that becomes endearing in hindsight rather than thrilling in the moment.