The Dragonfly Gallery

You'll find The Dragonfly Gallery tucked away near Attleborough, a contemporary art space that punches well above what you'd expect from Norfolk's quieter corners. It's a proper working gallery - the kind where you're as likely to bump into the artists as you are to find yourself stood in front of something that makes you think twice about what you're looking at.

The space itself has that intimate feel that larger galleries lose. You're wandering through actual rooms rather than endless corridors, which means the work gets proper attention rather than becoming background noise. They rotate their exhibitions regularly, so it's worth checking what's on before you visit - contemporary art, local talent, the kind of thing that rewards a second look.

Really suits anyone who's ducked out of the main tourist circuit. Art types will appreciate the serious curation. Families with older kids who aren't bored rigid by painting won't find it a slog. Walkers passing through the area on their way somewhere else often end up spending longer here than planned.

If you're camping at Glamp & Tipple - that luxury glamping spot just six miles away - this works brilliantly as an afternoon activity when the weather turns or you fancy something beyond the usual holiday park routine. Not the sort of place you'd schedule hours for, but absolutely worth an hour or so if you're in the region. Norfolk's not short on galleries, but this one has character that doesn't rely on being somewhere famous.