Travel Books - Scotland

Books and Guides on Scotland

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Michelin Tourist and Motoring Atlas : Great Britain & Ireland

Scotland the Best!
Thousands of recommendations 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.
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Frommer's Scotland's Best-Loved Driving Tours
Dozens of driving tour options with exact directions, distances, and driving times. See all the top sights. Suggested routes include scenic detours and stops for spectacular views, easy walks, shopping, dining, and fun breaks for travelers with children.
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The Rough Guide to Scotland
Scotland is, quite simply, a wonderfully rewarding and diverse country to visit, encompassing everything from the rolling countryside of the Borders to the wild and weather-beaten islands that arc around its west and north coasts. Many parts of the mainland are surprisingly accessible, with remote lochs, glens and Highland mountains lying less than two hours' travel from Edinburgh and Glasgow, two of Britain's most complex and intriguing cities.
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The Rough Guide to Scottish Highlands and Islands
The spectacular scenery of peaks, glens and coastline that remains the primary draw to the Scottish Highlands and Islands. This guide is exclusively devoted to the Highlands & Islands..
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Cadogan Guide to Scotland: Highlands & Islands
This guide to the dramatic Scottish Highlands and Islands leads you safely down single track roads to unspoiled fishing villages and up through rocky glens to remote mountain crofts. You can go hill walking, sailing or fishing; or choose rather to sit in front of a peat fire listening to songs and stories from the past. This guide contains information about the best places to eat, walk, climb, ski or simply relax.
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In Search of Ancient Scotland, A Guide for The Independent Traveler
This book transports armchair travelers or active explorers of all ages back in time to a Scotland most visitors never see. In this friendly, lively book, the authors guide readers to more than 200 ancient monuments to uncover unusual features, legends and history.
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A Traveller's History of Scotland
The broad sweep of Scotland's story, both past and present, is chronicled by one of the country's best historians. Andrew Fisher begins with Scotland's first people and their culture and ends with Devolution and the setting up of the first Scottish parliament since 1707.
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