Which businesses are listed on DenmarkGuide?

DenmarkGuide is a catalogue of places, businesses and services in Denmark. You find everything from restaurants and hotels to shops, tradespeople and everyday services, sorted by city and category.

Where do the businesses come from?

• Public sources and maps. Much of the basic information is already public, for example in the Danish Central Business Register (CVR).
• The businesses themselves, who add their business or send corrections.
• Users who tell us about new places or errors in a listing.
• Our editorial team, which collects places and checks the details.

Before anything is published, it goes through moderation. We check the information when we can, but we cannot guarantee that everything is always correct and up to date.

Which businesses can be listed?

All businesses and organisations operating in Denmark that customers can visit or use. This includes companies and sole traders, large and small. A standard listing is free and requires no payment.

What do we not publish?

• duplicates of the same business
• fake businesses or listings that pretend to be someone else
• illegal content and misleading claims

The rules are in our Terms of Use.

Is your business missing?

Then you can add it yourself, see How to add your business for free. What a listing shows is described in What does a business listing include?.

Can a business say no to being listed?

The catalogue is a reference service, so we do not remove businesses only because they do not want reviews. A sole trader or another private person shown in the catalogue can object to the processing of their data (GDPR Article 21). We assess each request individually. More about this in our Terms of Use.

Related

• How to add your business for free
• What does a business listing include?
• Our competitor is listed but we are not: what to do
• Terms of Use

Sources

• Danish Business Authority (Erhvervsstyrelsen): Central Business Register, CVR, in Danish (erhvervsstyrelsen.dk)
• Terms of Use (DenmarkGuide)