The Kite Flyer

You'll find this public art installation tucked into Winchester's landscape - a striking sculpture that catches the light and, yes, actually moves with the wind. The Kite Flyer is exactly what it sounds like: a kinetic piece designed to respond to the breeze, which makes it endlessly watchable on a proper windy day. On a still afternoon, less so, but the form itself is clever enough to hold your attention.

It's free to visit and takes about fifteen minutes to have a good look round, though you might linger longer if you're the type who appreciates how public art sits within its environment. There's no café or facilities here - it's just the sculpture and you - so factor that in.

Families with young kids tend to enjoy the novelty of it moving, though they'll want to get moving themselves fairly quickly. Walkers heading through Winchester will appreciate it as a break point rather than a destination in itself. Art enthusiasts and photographers will find something genuinely worth a shot, especially during golden hour.

If you're based at one of the nearby caravan sites - Holden Farm Camping is the standout at 5.2 miles away - this makes an easy afternoon jaunt into Winchester town centre. You could easily pair it with Winchester's cathedral and riverside walks. Worth a detour if you're already in the area, but don't plan your whole holiday around it.