Tourist Offices Index 

European National Tourist Offices

ABOVE: Guard at Fredensborg Palace, Denmark.

When you want printed literature or answers to specific questions about a country, go directly to the source: the country's national tourist organization. In many cases, there's a branch office in your own nation--and, if not, you can always contact the headquarters office by letter, phone, fax, or e-mail.

In this European National Tourist Offices directory, you'll find pages for 30 countries and dependencies. Each page has:

• Contact information for the country's main tourist office and--where available--its branch offices in Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, and other English-speaking countries.

• A link to the related country page in my Europe Travel Planner, where you'll find links to Web sites and travel articles (including the Web site of the national tourist organization).

• A link to the related country page in my SpyMaps collection, which has a CIA map and links to other map resources.

• A picture of the country's flag.

Please note: 

• This directory is limited to Western Europe. For information on country farther east, see Eastern Europe/Russia for Visitors.

• When telephoning or faxing, use the country code (+1, +44, etc.) only if you're calling from outside the country. Within a country, use any dialing codes that may be required to reach the city where the tourist office is located (e.g., 1 in most parts of the United States or Canada). See Kropla.com's dialing codes page for more information.

• Addresses and phone numbers are subject to change. If you find an error in this directory, please notify me by e-mail.

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