The Gallery Holt Ltd

You'll find The Gallery Holt tucked into the high street of this proper little Norfolk market town, a space that punches above its weight for a place this size. It's a contemporary gallery showing work from local and regional artists - paintings, sculpture, textiles, the lot. The setting itself is unpretentious: white walls, decent natural light, the kind of place where you can actually see what you're looking at rather than squinting in the gloom.

This is really for art lovers and anyone with a genuine interest in what Norfolk-based makers are doing right now. You won't find blockbuster exhibitions or household names, but that's rather the point. The work here has a real sense of place to it. Allow 45 minutes to an hour; longer if you're the type to read every artist's statement.

Holt itself is worth a proper wander - bookshops, independent cafes, decent pubs. If you're based at one of the caravan parks nearby (Kelling Heath is just 2.5 miles away, North Norfolk Camping is even closer at 1.7 miles), it's an easy detour before heading to the coast or exploring the Glaven Valley. Check ahead on opening times and admission costs, as details weren't available when we looked - but galleries in market towns like this are usually free or charge a modest amount. Winter can be quiet here, so spring through early autumn is when you'll see the most varied shows.