White Rabbit Glastonbury Ltd

A white rabbit statue stands in Glastonbury, though it's more art installation than natural landmark. Street, the nearby town, is where you'll actually find it - an odd, striking piece that divides opinion among visitors. Some reckon it's brilliant, a bit of whimsy in the Somerset countryside. Others wonder what the fuss is about after five minutes of looking at a fiberglass bunny.

It's the sort of thing that works as a photo stop if you're passing through rather than a destination in itself. Kids might find it amusing for roughly the time it takes to snap an Instagram shot. History buffs and culture vultures will likely move on quickly unless they're into contemporary art installations.

The real value comes if you're staying at Orchard Farm Luxury Glamping and Campsite just down the road - it's a pleasant afternoon detour to tick off while you're exploring the area. Glastonbury itself has plenty more to see, and you can combine it with a proper walk around town without losing much time.

No entrance fee as far as anyone can tell, and it's accessible anytime you fancy stopping by. Allow ten minutes max for the novelty to wear off. Whether it's worth the drive depends entirely on your tolerance for quirky roadside art. Some visitors find it charming. Others reckon it's a bit much.