by Collins Books (Author), Peter Irvine (Author)
Peter Irvine, bestselling author of SCOTLAND THE BEST,
has selected 100 extraordinary places that epitomise what is
truly great about Scotland. This personal and diverse compendium is illustrated with beautiful and evocative images by some of Scotland's best photographers.
Peter Irvine has drawn on a lifetime of experiences to create this list of the 100 best places in Scotland: reflective, magnificent and human places. Some choices may be surprising but all are exceptional.
This book is Pete's ultimate collection selected from the hundreds of places that feature in the bestselling independent guide to Scotland, SCOTLAND THE BEST. As well as expert commentary, all 100 places include highly selective recommendations of where to walk, eat and sleep nearby.
Some of Scotland's finest photographers have captured the essence of each place. From wild glens to ancient buildings, remote islands to vibrant cities, this is Pete's list of the places in Scotland that you really should visit in your lifetime.
Format: Illustrated
Pages: 232
Edition: Illustrated
Publisher: Collins
Published: 09 Mar 2017
ISBN 10: 0008183686
ISBN 13: 9780008183684
Packed with gorgeous photos of Scotland taken by some of the country's best photographers this book is a planning tool extraordinaire. - Scottish Field
The spectacular photographs featured in the book are accompanied by his unrivalled knowledge of Scotland making this a must have for both residents and visitors alike. - The Press and Journal
Peter Irvine was born in Jedburgh in the Borders and educated at Hawick High School and Edinburgh University.
Peter has been the designer and creative director of many of Scotland's major events and festivals, including the Scottish Parliament Opening in 1999 and the Inauguration of the Queensferry Crossing in 2017.
He travels extensively and lives in the East Village, his name for the eastern section of Edinburgh's New Town.
Peter has been awarded an MBE for services to the city of Edinburgh and an Honorary Doctorate from the Open University.