Denmark

Introducing Denmark and the Danes: A Two Hour Briefing
$12.90
"Introducing Denmark And The Danes: A Two Hour Briefing" by David E. Nye provides the non-specialist general reader with an informed and informative overview of Denmark including its people, its cities, its culture, and its countryside. A succinct and thoroughly 'reader friendly' text is organized into four major sections: 'Cultural Background'; 'National Character'; 'Economics and Politics'; and 'Practical Advise for Visitors'. In particular, it is these last section with practical advise on such fundamental issues as getting registered, traveling and working within Denmark, what to bring and what to buy, the climate, the holidays, and learning the language, that make this an indispensable instructional reference for tourists, business travelers, exchange students, and immigrants. Of special note are the single page descriptions on 'Danish national Newspapers' and 'Libraries and Books'. Anyone considering traveling to or within Denmark should begin their preparations with a careful reading of David E. Nye's "Introducing Denmark And The Danes".

Denmark (Enchantment of the World. Second Series)
$38.00
While searching for literature on this fascinating Scandinavian country, I ran into this title at my local library, so I picked it up without knowing it was supposedly meant for kids. The fact is that, if you don't mind a tone that does feel a bit funny at times (the way certain things are introduced does give it a children book feel), the book is an amazing introduction to Denmark.

The book is loaded with great photos and describes the country in enough detail to get you familiarized with most of what you'd want to learn about it, as an introduction. This is not, however, a tourism guide. If that's what you're after, you're probably better off with the Eyewitness Guide for Denmark.

Denmark (Eyewitness Travel Guides)
$25.00
It is a nice book if you are travelling. It consists all important places to be visited, and also gives advices especially to be seen at/in that important places. Moreover it gives detailed informations(history, daily life/situation, stories about them. Also including opening and closing hours and how you can reach to that places, which are always true.)
Maps of the books and addresses are also very helpful.
I also bought the books of Eyewitness Travel Guides, for the countries or the the cities I went.
In addition to the books, the service quality of Amazon was amazing, I had a very limited time to buy and get the books. The people were very concerned about my problem, I got my books on time.

Denmark (Country Guide)
$21.99
I have used Lonely Planet guide books in many countries and find them to be the superior guide book for all destinations... in the third world. Lonely Planet falls short in Europe and this book, Lonely Planet Denmark, is no exception. This book reads like a Let's Go travel guide; one doesn't need a guide book to find pizza and kebab shops anywhere in the world, especially in Denmark where they proliferate as cheap eats. What I look for is a guide to the out of the ordinary, as well as the places and food establishments that are unique to the country I'm visiting. This book lacks that depth of research and proved to be little more than unnecessary weigh in my luggage.

Furthermore, the book is organized differently from previous Lonely Planet books I've owned (including the previous edition of this very book) which made finding information difficult for those of us accustomed to using these guide books. At the same time the revisions added no benefits I could see. I'm still looking for a good guide book publisher for Europe. Any suggestions??