Lonely Planet Denmark

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In viaggio non può mai mancare, arrivata in tempo e in perfette condizioni.

Denmark is smaller and much less physically varied than its Nordic neighbors. On the other hand, it is a safe, quiet country with lots to offer the visitor, and far fewer travel challenges. Most of all, the former home of the Vikings who scourged Europe is now the world center for Hygge, the notion of a happy nation that values coziness, camaraderie, and contentment...This well-organized Lonely Planet guide offers some general tips on a trip to Denmark, along with a suggested top 15 attractions. Follow-on regional chapters get into specifics on things to do and where to stay and to eat. Of note, Denmark has lots of seashore, plenty of surviving history (including the castle that inspired Hamlet) and miles of bikes trails. Also of note, the narrative includes lots of the opinions that tend to make a difference in choosing between options. There are some good tips on practicalities at the back, along with a pull-out map of Copenhagen. The guide has only a few color photographs, but it does include lots of maps at different scales. Well recommended as a good resource for planning a first visit to Denmark.

Good guide and it has suited me good for my trip around Denmark this summer. Unfortunately I think it lacks a bit of depth when it comes to backpacking and budget travelling :(

Good tips for visiting Denmark