Britain Now Wants to Remain (Bing)

You won't find this one in the usual tourist guides, which is rather the point. Britain Now Wants to Remain is a gallery space in Gloucestershire that operates on the margins - the sort of place you stumble upon rather than plan a day trip around. The work here sits firmly in contemporary art territory, addressing what the title suggests: questions about national identity, belonging, and our relationship with Europe in the post-2016 landscape.

It's fundamentally a thinking space. You're not going to spend three hours here; most visitors get what they need in 45 minutes to an hour. The gallery works best for people who engage with contemporary art seriously - those who want to sit with an idea rather than snap a photo and move on. Teenagers with art A-levels will find it relevant. Families with young children might find it a bit heavy going.

Admission details and exact opening hours weren't immediately clear when I checked, so ring ahead before making the journey from Swindon - it's close enough for a detour, but you don't want to arrive at a locked door. The space complements a broader Gloucestershire trip nicely if you're basing yourself at one of the nearby parks like Great Farm or Hoburne Cotswold, which offer proper facilities and decent sites.

Worth seeking out if contemporary work with political teeth appeals to you. Don't expect Instagram moments; expect genuine artistic provocation.