Till We Meet Again

Till We Meet Again is a gallery housed in Newbridge, just outside Edinburgh, that focuses on contemporary art and local creative work. The space itself is intimate rather than sprawling - you won't need half a day here, but what's on the walls tends to provoke actual thought rather than aesthetic wallpaper.

The gallery works best for people who already know what they're after: artists interested in Scottish contemporary practice, or anyone after something genuinely different from the National Galleries crowd. It's not a family day out, nor is it the sort of place where you wander in casually and leave hours later. What you get depends entirely on what's hanging when you visit.

Newbridge sits conveniently between Edinburgh proper and the Pentland Hills, which makes it useful as a pit stop if you're based at Linwater Caravan Park nearby. The 4.1-mile distance is dead handy if you're doing a loop through the area - pop into the gallery, grab a coffee locally, then head off walking. Given the lack of confirmed opening hours or admission details online, ring ahead before making the trip. There's nothing worse than turning up to a gallery only to find it's closed for an exhibition changeover or private event. Once you know what's on and when it's open, you'll know whether the journey from your caravan is worth your time.