No comments about Insight Map Washington Dc (Insight Guides).

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No comments about Frommer's 24 Great Walks in Washington D.C. (Great Walks).

2 comments about Let's Go 2000: Washington, D.C.: The World's Bestselling Budget Travel Series (Let's Go. Washington, D.C., 2000).

1. In the hustle and bustle of the Washington D.C. streets one needs a companion to find one's way. This exceptionally edited book provides the necessary assistance for all the hot spots and historical points of interest in our nation's capitol. If achieving maximum efficiency with vacation time is a priority then this book is vital. This book is simply a god-send for anyone interested in the rich heritage and unceasing fun that Washington D.C. has to offer.



2. Thoroughly researched, well-organized, easy to use. This book saved me money, time, and lots of stress for my two weeks in D.C. Great nightlife coverage -- they covered all the really great clubs, bars, and the arts sections was the best of any othe guidebook I looked at. I traveled around Virginia afterwards, and the daytrips section at the back of the book proved very thorough and helpful. Thanks, Let's Go.

No comments about Zagatsurvey 1994 Update: Washington, D.C. Baltimore Restaurants (Zagatsurvey: Washington Dc/Baltimore Restaurants).

No comments about Washington, D.C. '94: The Complete Guide Including Arlington, Annapolis and Best Bets for Kids (Fodor's Washington, D.C.).

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No comments about Scenes from the 1998 Mid-Year Conference. (the Feb 1998 National Recreation and Park Association conference in Washington, DC): An article from: Parks & Recreation.