At last, a book that tells you what's beautiful, what's fun and what's just unforgettableeverywhere on earth. Newsweek The perennial guide to iconic travel destination....We read the entire book, stopping to gasp, comment and bookmark several pages along the way. The Huffington Post
[ 1,000 Places to See Before You Die] has joined the canon of classic reference tomes that earn periodic updates and cozy homes on the bookshelf next to the thesaurus. It is sure to land under many trees this year. TIME.com
Globe-trotters and vicarious adventure-seekers alike will find this full revamp of a world travelers bible even more informative and inspiring than before. Entertainment Weekly Schultz has given her iconic guide a complete makeover. With 500 new photographs, 200 new entries and 28 new countries, the second edition is more informative, budget-conscious and user-friendly. BookPage Its a big world out there, which makes it hard to decide on a vacation destination. The Internet can seem just as vast when it comes time to research. Thats why Patricia Schultzs 1,000 Places to See Before You Die deserves a place on your bookshelf. A great inspiration tool that includes both the obviousand the less so. The Washington Post She [ Schultz] has managed to work a little literary magic hereand still keep her original 1,000 favorite placesby reorganizing and rewriting the content of the first edition. As always, her entries are irresistibly idiosyncratic, from Beer in Belgium to The Last Supper and Other Works of Leonardo Da Vinci. Chicago Tribune The names of authors who have sold millions of travel guidebooks are widely known: Fodor. Frommer. Steves. Oh, and don't forget Schultz. You know, Patricia Schultz. Still not familiar? Her signature title surely is: 1,000 Places to See Before You Die. [ She is] the travel expert who launched legions of bucket lists back in 2003 (before we even knew what a bucket list was). San Jose Mercury News Whether theyre outdoor adventures or simply armchair travelers, readers on your holiday list will enjoy 1,000 Places to See Before You Die. Informative, clear and accessible. Ventura County Star Patricia Schultzs classic bucket list book of travel musts have been updated, and the second edition has full color, revised information and about 200 new entries. Its fun to peruse when putting together your travel wish list. Chicago Sun Times
1,000 Places to See Before You Die...should set anybodys imagination soaring. It is a book to browse under the Snuggie on a long winter night and daydream with. Delaware Star News
For travelers who think theyve seen it all, surely theres a place you havent visited in this newly revised classic bestseller. Pittsburgh Post Gazette At last, a book that tells you what's beautiful, what's fun and what's just unforgettableeverywhere on earth. Newsweek The perennial guide to iconic travel destination....We read the entire book, stopping to gasp, comment and bookmark several pages along the way. The Huffington Post
[ 1,000 Places to See Before You Die] has joined the canon of classic reference tomes that earn periodic updates and cozy homes on the bookshelf next to the thesaurus. It is sure to land under many trees this year. TIME.com
Globe-trotters and vicarious adventure-seekers alike will find this full revamp of a world travelers bible even more informative and inspiring than before. Entertainment Weekly Schultz has given her iconic guide a complete makeover. With 500 new photographs, 200 new entries and 28 new countries, the second edition is more informative, budget-conscious and user-friendly. BookPage Its a big world out there, which makes it hard to decide on a vacation destination. The Internet can seem just as vast when it comes time to research. Thats why Patricia Schultzs 1,000 Places to See Before You Die deserves a place on your bookshelf. A great inspiration tool that includes both the obviousand the less so. The Washington Post She [ Schultz] has managed to work a little literary magic hereand still keep her original 1,000 favorite placesby reorganizing and rewriting the content of the first edition. As always, her entries are irresistibly idiosyncratic, from Beer in Belgium to The Last Supper and Other Works of Leonardo Da Vinci. Chicago Tribune The names of authors who have sold millions of travel guidebooks are widely known: Fodor. Frommer. Steves. Oh, and don't forget Schultz. You know, Patricia Schultz. Still not familiar? Her signature title surely is: 1,000 Places to See Before You Die. [ She is] the travel expert who launched legions of bucket lists back in 2003 (before we even knew what a bucket list was). San Jose Mercury News Whether theyre outdoor adventures or simply armchair travelers, readers on your holiday list will enjoy 1,000 Places to See Before You Die. Informative, clear and accessible. Ventura County Star Patricia Schultzs classic bucket list book of travel musts have been updated, and the second edition has full color, revised information and about 200 new entries. Its fun to peruse when putting together your travel wish list. Chicago Sun Times
1,000 Places to See Before You Die...should set anybodys imagination soaring. It is a book to browse under the Snuggie on a long winter night and daydream with. Delaware Star News
For travelers who think theyve seen it all, surely theres a place you havent visited in this newly revised classic bestseller. Pittsburgh Post Gazette
