Seven Wonders of Scotland
The Scotsman newspaperran a public vote to find the Seven Wonders of Scotland, in association with the National Trust For Scotland. To help you choose from the 30 candidate wonders, BooksfromScotland.com selected some of the best books on each of the subjects.
Winning Wonders of Scotland
- The Forth Bridge
- Single Malt Whisky
- Edinburgh Old and New Towns
- Glencoe
- The Prehistoric Treasures of Orkney
- The Kilt
- The Light and Sky of Scotland
The complete list of thirty candidate wonders is below.
Wonders of Scotland - 1 to 6
- The Prehistoric Treasures of Orkney
- The Borders Abbeys
- The Scottish Sense of Humour
- The Cuillin of Skye
- Single Malt Whisky
Wonders of Scotland - 6 to 12
- Iona
- The Ancient Caledonian Forest
- The Architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh
- Ben Nevis
- Dolly the sheep and Scottish inventiveness
- Arthur's Seat and Salisbury Crags
Wonders of Scotland - 13 to 18
- The Edinburgh Festivals
- Edinburgh Old and New Towns
- Fingal's Cave and Staffa
- The Forth Bridge
- Glasgow's Shipyards
- Glencoe
Wonders of Scotland - 19 to 24
- Golf
- The Kilt
- The Light and Sky of Scotland
- Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
- New Lanark
- Rosslyn Chapel
Wonders of Scotland - 25 to 30
- Scotland's Literature
- Scotland's Wildlife
- The Scots Tongue
- The Scottish Enlightenment
- The Scottish Parliament
- St Kilda
More details of your favourite Wonders of Scotland at heritage.scotsman.com
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Last modified Tuesday 14 February 2006



