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Al
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Al asked in TravelEurope (Continental)Denmark · 1 decade ago

Best guidebooks for Denmark?

http://traveljapanblog.com/wordpress/2008/05/guide...

Update:

We already have an apartment to stay in for over 5 weeks. We will be touring on our own--not from a bus with a guide.

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  • Morten72
    1 decade ago
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    I would recommend Lonely Planet "Denmark".

    If you want to know something about Copenhagen, you can read my blog:

    http://www.copenhageninsider.com/

    Source(s): http://www.copenhageninsider.com/
  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Best guidebook depends very much on the type of visitor you are. Are you a "see everything from the air conditioned coach/bus" type of tourist? Or a budget backpack-style tourist? Or a traveller seeking to learn and adapt for an extended stay? B&Bs or 5 star luxury hotels? Do-it-yourself picnics, or sampling the best restaurants? Please add details so you can get better-informed answers. I'll check back later.

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    Rick Steves Scandinavia guides are very good for this type travel.

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