1,000 Places to See Before You Die (Deluxe Edition): The World as You've Never Seen It Before

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Unless you've been living under a rock for the past decade, you've most certainly heard of Patricia Schultz's groundbreaking 1,000 Places to See Before You Die- the ultimate travel bible. Originally published in 2003 after Schultz spent eight years researching and writing the tome, one of the most iconic books and brands of all time will now have a new deluxe format to live alongside its predecessor.

1,000 Places to See Before You Die: A Photographic Journey will include all the places featured in the 2015 revised edition of the book (organised in the same order), but each of the 1,000 places will include a beautiful photo that brings Schultz's words to life in a completely different way from the original book. From the exquisite French Riviera and Italian lakes to the pyramids of Egypt and Mount Kilimanjaro; to Shanghai's Bund and Singapore's street food; to Kangaroo Island and Bora Bora; to Graceland and the Grand Canyon; to Angel Falls and even the White Continent Antarctica. No matter what page you flip to, an eye-opening experience awaits.

1,000 Places to See Before You Die: A Photographic Journey is meant to inspire wanderlust, or rather 'wanderlove,' as Schultz describes it. 'I think travel makes you a better person and a more aware global citizen. I know that I cherish it as a privilege and a gift it lifts me up, lightens me, expands me. Most important, and most simply, travel brings us joy.'

Reviews

This is the comfort food of travel books. . . . This book is meant to inspire wanderlust in anybody who needs an actual getaway. If youre living in a bubble, this book will keep you there. If youre not, this book will sweep you off your feet, gently.
New York Times Book Review

Ever swoon over a travel book before Get ready to get giddy.1,000 Places to See Before You Diethe worlds bestselling travel book of all time . . . by globetrotting journalist Patricia Schultzhas now been extravagantly reimagined in a dazzling new deluxe edition. And what a treasure pleasure it is. The hefty, luxuriously oversize, hardcover coffee-tabletour de forceis visually riveting. More than 1,000 gorgeous color photographs are designed on 544 pages. Schultzs engaging words weave together a tapestry of descriptions. . . . There are surprises galore, fresh finds, plenty of aha discoveries. This book will be a popular holiday gift choice for both intrepid adventurers and armchair travelersand nearly every vacationer in between.
Forbes
The ultimate travel bucket list. . . a must have.
House Beautiful
If you want to elicit oohs and aahs, get someone this book. . . . Stunning.
The Daily Beast
[This new deluxe edition] finally gives every single destination the lavish visual treatment it has always deserved. The oversized 1,000 Places to See Before You Die: The World as Youve Never Seen It Before is a feast of fantasy in coffee table proportions. . . . [There are] 1,000 reasons the books new edition makes for a beautifully inspiring addition to our library.
Frommers

Both the information and the presentation more than 1,000 color photos pack the 532 thick, glossy pages are a vast departure from the no-nonsense original [edition of 1,000 Places to See Before You Die]. . . . The packaging is undoubtedly prettier, but the DNA of the book remains the same. Its the ultimate travel wish list.
Chicago Tribune

This edition by Patricia Schultz adds stunning, full-color photography to every locale, making the book even more inspiring and dazzling.
Seattle Times

One of the most comprehensive world travel guides available today. . . . Cure your vacation planning woes and prepare for the trip of a lifetime as you journey through this 544-page full color travel guide to the worlds most desirable destinations.
Jetset

Amazing handpicked photos of some of the most beautiful places in world. The book itself . . . is oversize eye candycompelling us to pack our bags and head out to explore.
The Times of Northwest IndianaFull of breathtaking photographs and must-sees.
TheLadders.com
The gorgeous third edition of veteran travel journalist Schultzs destination compendium takes a much more visual approach than previous renditions. . . . Each of the places is illustrated with a breathtaking photograph. . . . This spectacular coffee-table book will inspire readers to add more destinations to their bucket lists.
Publishers Weekly

The original bucket-list travel book gets a fresh new look. Tons more images, new places, and new adventures refresh 1,000 Places to See Before You Die for 2019.
Gear Junkie

A visual extravaganza! You cant turn a page without wanting to jump on a plane and go!
Dylan Thuras, cofounder of Atlas Obscura

This photographic version of the all-time classic travel book taps into our need to let go of our over-scheduled lives and serendipitously wander, to open the book and effortlessly travel where the pages want to take us.
Samantha Brown, host ofPBSs Places to Love

For the past decade and a half,1,000 Places to See Before You Diehas been inspiring travelers across the globe, with dreams of journeys far and near. And thanks to this latest edition, those dreams are going to be in full-color now. Author Patricia Schultz and her team have added stunning photos to the text, for all 1,000 of the places visited (and sometimes multiple photos, in the case of larger destinations such as London). It makes for an even more inspirational jaunt around the planet, one that both avid and armchair travelers will relish. Brava!
Pauline Frommer, publisher of Frommers guidebooks and Frommers.com

This new photo-driven edition of1,000 Places to See Before You Dieis a beautiful,easily digestible book thats perfect for any person looking for some travel inspiration. As a world traveler myself, I was able to read this book and add quite a few places that Id never heard of before to my bucket list!
Brian Kelly, founder and CEO of the Points Guy

Author Bio

Patricia Schultz is the author of the #1New York Times bestsellers 1,000 Places to See Before You Die and 1,000 Places to See in the United States and Canada Before You Die. A veteran travel journalist with over 30 years of experience, she has written for guides such as Frommer 'sand Berlitz and periodicals including the Wall Street Journal and Travel Weekly, where she is a contributing editor. She also executive-produced a Travel Channel television show based on1,000 Places to See Before You Die. Her home base is New York City, but it's rare to find her there.