Art by Osian Gwent

Osian Gwent's gallery sits in Llanidloes, a proper little market town in the heart of Powys where sheep outnumber tourists. The work here leans toward contemporary art - paintings and installations that reflect Welsh landscape and culture, though the specifics depend on what's on during your visit. It's the sort of place that rewards a quiet hour or so if you're into modern visual art, less compelling if you're after chocolate-box landscapes or predictable tourist fare.

Who benefits most? Anyone basing themselves at one of the nearby caravan parks - Clywedog Riverside is barely half a mile away, which means you can pop in without the drive - and artists or design-minded types will find it worth a look. Families with young children might find it a bit of a stretch unless they're already keen on galleries. The real appeal is for walkers and campers who want a cultural breather between outdoor days in the Llanidloes area.

Llanidloes itself rewards a wander round the market square and along the riverside paths, so combine a gallery visit with lunch and a stroll. Red Kite Touring Park is less than a mile away if you're caravan-based, making this a natural afternoon activity when the weather's dodgy. Don't expect blockbuster crowds or hyperslick presentation - this is genuine local contemporary art in a small Welsh town, which is either exactly what you want or entirely forgettable depending on your taste.