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guidebooks for scotland
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The
best way to get around Scotland is to arm yourself with a decent
guidebook and a map. Here's some of our favourites.
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Scotland
the Best
This guide to the best that Scotland has to offer provides thousands
of recommendations covering a multitude of topics including:
the best places to stay (whatever your budget); the best beaches;
the best ice-cream; the best hill walks; the best bakers; the
best spooky places; the best seafood; the best places for kids;
and the best ceildhs.
This book is a visitor's bible and is porbably the most used
guide by people who actually live in Scotland. |
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The
Rough Guide to Scotland
The essential handbook to this diverse and beautiful country.
In-depth coverage of Edinburgh, the inspiring capital city and
its lively neighbour, Glasgow. Up-to-the minute information
on arts and entertainment and insightful background detail to
the country and its culture. Discerning listings of the best
places to stay, eat and drink in every region and for every
budget. Practical advice on tramping through the glens, visiting
whisky distilleries, surviving the Edinburgh Festival and where
to spot golden eagles. |
Scotland's
100 Best Walks - Cameron McNeish
"If you are like me and mostly have walked in and around
Glen Coe, the Cairngorms etc, this book really inspired me to
get out there and see the rest of Scotland, especially the North
West. The book contains fascinating tales and historical accounts
of the regional history, along with fantastic photography. Each
walk comes complete with a difficulty rating, pronounciation,
map, directions, advice and links to relevant information. Even
as a read about the Scotland i havent seen all of, i couldnt
stop looking through it and planning my next 20 years in the
hills!" (Review from amazon.co.uk) |
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