The is the door to Denmark. The Danish Tourist Board presents quick, clear access to necessary information. Their "Guide Denmark" system, clearly explained, helps you find hotels, restaurants, activites, and events anywhere in the country through a database search. You can even create your own list of events by entering interests and areas yourself. Helpful, accurate, and easily done.

Beyond the rather stiff listing of topics for this site from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs you'll discover the most interesting and best-organized set of information about Denmark anywhere on the web. Once in the topics, you find well-written essays, pictures, and pop-up graphs, maps, and charts. If you like to know more about the place you're visiting than the surface treatment of most guidebooks, this is where you should go. Society, politics, infrastructure, economics, visual arts, literature, history, the Royals, cinema - great list of well-explored topics.

This greatly appealing and extraordinarily polite site is sponosored by a group of 17 tour and culture entities in Denmark and hosted by the Danish Tourists Board. Together, they have produced one of the best culture sites on the web. A set of themes are pursued through activites, tours, and links to give you a full view of the arts landscape in this highly cultured country.

The information in the official Copenhagen site will find lodging, locate restaurants, and show you what's happening and going to happen in this active city. But what will keep you in the site way too long are the wonderful visuals. Through linked 360 degree camera locations you can take a virtual walk almost anywhere in the city turning around in your spot and zooming in and out. All are connected to a map if you have less time and want to skip from Tivoli up to Nyhavn. Great virtual fun and good information.