Business Japanese: what's the proper way to say "please visit [this URL]"?


I'm writing a business e-mail to a Japanese speaking person, and I need to
direct them to a certain URL. In English I would write "please visit
<http://www.example.com>". I'm not sure the best way to say that in Japanese.
My best guess is something like "http://www.example.comに訪ねてください", and if I was
writing a friend I'd probably just try that figuring that they'd understand
even if it wasn't quite right. But since this is formal business
correspondence I want to make sure it's right.




  * `...に訪ねる` is ungrammatical. You have to use `...を訪ねる`.
  * In the first place, using the expression 'visit' is metaphoric. It may work in English, but it is a bit strange in Japanese to use `訪ねる`. As cypher writes, `ご覧ください` 'please see' is more natural.




  * `...に訪ねる` is ungrammatical. You have to use `...を訪ねる`.
  * In the first place, using the expression 'visit' is metaphoric. It may work in English, but it is a bit strange in Japanese to use `訪ねる`. As cypher writes, `ご覧ください` 'please see' is more natural.

