London House Gallery

London House Gallery sits just outside Fishguard, a proper working artist's space rather than a stiff museum affair. The converted house displays contemporary art and craft work from local and Welsh makers - paintings, sculpture, textiles, that sort of thing. It's the kind of place where you might actually want to buy something, rather than just squint at it behind rope.

Who gets the most from it? Anyone with a genuine interest in contemporary Welsh art, really. If you're dragging reluctant teenagers around Pembrokeshire, they'll likely fidget after twenty minutes. Artists and makers, though, tend to linger. The house itself has character - far more intimate than a big commercial gallery.

Visiting on your way through Fishguard works well enough. The town's got enough about it to justify a proper stop - decent harbour walk, a few cafes - so you can pop into London House without it feeling like a detour. If you're based at one of the nearby holiday parks like Fishguard Holiday Park or Tregroes, it's an easy wander, certainly nothing that demands a full morning.

One thing worth knowing: opening hours and admission aren't always straightforward. Ring ahead before you trek over. Better to check than find the door locked. The space punches above its weight for a small Pembrokeshire gallery, though - worth the few quid if there's an entry fee, especially if an exhibition grabs you.