Dafarn Dywyrch Roundabout

You'll spot it suddenly as you drive through the rolling hills near Ruthin - a modest roundabout that's become something of a talking point among locals and passing motorists. Dafarn Dywyrch Roundabout marks a junction in the Denbighshire landscape, and while it won't take more than five minutes to look around, it's the sort of place that rewards a quick stop if you're passing through.

What makes it worth noting isn't grand architecture or thrilling attractions - it's simply a marker point in proper Welsh countryside. The name itself has gathered a following online, which means you'll find people deliberately seeking it out. There's no visitor centre or facilities here, just the roundabout itself and the views across the surrounding farmland.

For families staying at Clwydian Glamping Pods and Campsite down the road, this could be a five-minute detour during a drive towards Ruthin town, though it won't occupy kids for long. Keen photographers after quirky British landmarks might find it worth a frame. Serious sightseers or walkers heading into the Clwydian Range foothills will pass it without much thought.

Best visited en route to somewhere else rather than as a destination in itself. Free, obviously, and accessible anytime. Don't expect visitor facilities - this is just a roundabout with character, nothing more. The real appeal lies in the journey through Denbighshire itself.