Pocket Copenhagen 3 (Lonely Planet Pocket)

This is a great pocket guide book for traveling to Copenhagen. It also highlights great places to go and gives a sense of what to expect when visiting. I absolutely LOVE how tiny it is and how easy it will fit in any back. It's not cumbersome to take along. I've purchased other pocket guides from Lonely Planet and have always been very pleased!!! Great quality guide books!

What can I say as a Dane being born in Copenhagen, but left in 1966 and only been back on vacation. I bought this book to refresh myself as taking a larger group of American soccer players to Copenhagen next year to play O70 soccer. The book gives a good overview of what a tourist must see in and out of Copenhagen, and that is no doubt why Kronborg (or Hamlet's) Castle 35 km North of Copenhagen was notincluded, while the excellent modern art Museum Louisiana is just close by. It is a good book for people who have to spend a few days in Copenhagen, but of course there is more to see in the rest of the country too. And I always love Loney Planet's going below the normal tourist surface.

I will never travel without a Lonely Planet Pocket book. The size is great for carrying in your purse to consult for quick food & activity suggestions. So many of the food recommendations were excellent and affordable! I used the accommodations recommendations to book hostels & hotels before we traveled. I particularly LOVE the "Best of" selections. The attached maps also were so helpful. This book really made travel so easy and enjoyable.

Great details about virtually everything in Copenhagen. Great maps. Very precise information on major tourist attractions. This is a fantastic resource. I have been using it already, and plan to have it in my backpack when I am walking around/touring around the city!! Highly recommend.

Cant wait to use it, the rest of their books were very helpful to me and easy to carry around.

Very useful during our visit.

Very well written with lots of information. Good size for carrying on the trip.

Okay, not bad. I found the section from Rick Steves' Scandinavia more helpful. The maps were very good and helpful.