"Destination Art is a global guide to 500 works of art worth travelling to. It is a compendium of place-specific art from across the globe that celebrates the joy and wonder of experiencing artworks in their native environment, while providing helpful information to make the journey easier." - Artsbeat

"When planning a holiday, what is the criteria that helps you decide on your desired location? Sun? Culture? Food? Or perhaps simply somewhere as far away from your office as possible. A new book, published by Phaidon, puts forward the case for art. Destination Art is a beautifully designed guide that lists 500 different artworks across the globe that are worth jumping on a plane for... Ranging from islands in Japan to salt lakes in Western Australia, the pages have every landscape covered, with an incredible artwork to match." - MrPorter.com

"The aim of the book is simple: to provide a comprehensive guide to public art in city centres, parks and memorials [...] and perhaps, as a result, to encourage people to leave their smartphones, computers and books and to journey to see the real thing." - Aesthetica

"I am, for instance, fascinated by the boutique in the middle of the Texas desert: hermetic sculpture that forever displays Prada's 2005 collection of shoes and handbags... Time and time again the book is a useful check-up on the artwork that is out there." - MatureTimes.co.uk

"Wether you are a connoisseur or just doing it for Instagram, Phaidon's Destination Art has the top works of public art mapped for you... 500 accessible artworks across 60 countries and 300 cities, with the work's location and descriptions helping you to understand the thought process of the artists. Some may be instantly recognisable [...] but most are likely to be new to you - and will perhaps inspire a trip to see them." - Attitude

"Wherever you may travel in the world, Destination Art suggests 500 works, by modern and contemporary artists, that are well worth visiting." - Choice

"Throw away your maps. Burn your guidebooks on the barbecue. Uninstall travel apps from your phone, then smash it against the corner of a waist-height wall. These things are all trivialities, relics of a former life that you no longer lead. Now you've got these two books from Phaidon, and they'll guide you to the only important things to see when you set off on travels: mindblownig art worldwide, and mid-century architecture on the US East Coast (Mid-Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide: East Coast USA also published by Phaidon). Now if only you could remember how to get to the airport." - ShortList