No comments about Vandam Washington, DC Pop-Up Map.

No comments about Washington D.C. Then and Now (Compact) (Then & Now Thunder Bay).

No comments about Easyfinder Washington Dc (Easyfinder Maps).

No comments about The Pub, Club & Grub Guide to Washington Dc.

1 comments about Going Places with Children in Washington, DC.

1. Other guides may be useful for vacationers, but if you live in the DC area and have kids, this is the book to own. It comprehensively covers kid-friendly places from the classic (Glen Echo Park) to the relatively new (Exploraworld in Columbia). My mom had an earlier edition of this same book thirty years ago when my brother and I were growing up, and we both recommend it highly!

1 comments about Frommer's Portable Washington, D.C. (Frommer's Portable).

1. well if you are very limited on time the best way to see washington has to be the tourmobile you can pick it up at union station and get on and off all day for 25 bucks a person (35 for a 2 day pass) this guide was a buy and easy to carry. you can go to all the major monuments for free and the changing of the guard at the tomb of the unknown soldier was impresive and moving this book and all the frommers portables are great in my experince.

3 comments about Michelin Must Sees Washington, DC (Michelin Must Sees Washington Dc).

1. I am visit the DC area frequently, but I rarely take the time to explore the tourist sights. This book really gave me some great insights on the sights and helped me prioritize what I wanted to see. The restaurant & hotel suggestions were outstanding, I was not once disappointed. The 'musts for kids' section was very useful in helping me plan not-so-boring things for my children to do. Michelin points out activities & attractions for kids that really peaked their interest (and mine too!!)



2. I bought this book to facilitate my recent family trip to DC. While I went to school in DC, it has been a few years since I have visited. I wanted something to bring me current post 9/11.
   
   This book is not as encompassing as others on the market but, it gets the job done. It is concise and to the point. Many main and "off the beaten path" attractions are identified. Although in the dining section, my favorite Georgetown Italian resturant was overlooked. I can forgive that. The book offers great recommendations on places to eat, stay and visit.
   
   If you are going to DC buy this book to carry with you. It will easily fit into a pocket for ease of use.



3. compact information, great for planning a short visit to DC., especialy for people with limited time for preparations.

1 comments about The Everything Family Guide To Washington D.C.: All the Best Hotels, Restaurants, Sites, and Attractions (Everything: Travel and History).

1. We found this book very useful with a lot of trivia info that was very helpful. Tour information, transportation information, hours of operation, etc.

No comments about The Insiders' Guide to Metro Washington, D.C. (Insiders' Guide to Washington, Dc).

1 comments about Undercover Washington: Where Famous Spies Lived, Worked and Loved (Capital Travels).

1. "Undercover Washington" is unlike any other travel guide I've seen. It covers all of the places in Washington, D.C. and surrounding suburbs in Maryland and Virginia where spies lived, loved, worked, and defected. The book covers spies and espionage throughout history from George Washington to current events. This is a fun book for locals and tourists.