The Unofficial Guide to Washington D.C.
"The Unofficial Guide" provides plenty of information about getting around in the city using the Metro, how to stay safe, and detailed entries on all major attractions inside of the city. It covers all the museums, memorials, monuments, and government buildings. Each entry is highly detailed with full contact information, nearest Metro stop, tips on when to go, full descriptions, touring tips, and other things to do nearby. It is literally everything you want to know when considering a visit to one of the many tourist attractions in the Washington D.C.
Newcomer's Handbook for Moving to and Living in Washington DC Including Northern Virginia and Suburban Maryland
"The Newcomer's Handbook" is a great book for people relocating to Washington D.C. The book explains different neighborhoods and why you may or may not want to move to that location. Also, it describes where the best neighborhoods and schools are in the District itself, and in the suburbs of Maryland and Virginia. Included are information about rental truck services, apartment searches, car registration, population size, crime and safety.
Not for Tourists Guide to Washington DC 2010
"The Not for Tourists Guide" is designed to make you feel like a local. The guide includes maps identifying the services and entertainment useful when you make your way through town: everything from post offices, restaurants, bars, and gyms to information on hotels, airports, public transport and parks. Whether you're a seasoned resident, a returning visitor, relocating, or someone who is completely new in town, this guide will help you make the most of your time in Washington D.C.
Top 10 Washington DC (Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide)
"The 10 Washington DC" is a useful pocket-sized travel guide with color photography, excellent cartography, and up-to-date travel content. The book is a perfect companion for first timers in Washington D.C. with information based on the insight of local experts to find the best of everything at each destination. Included are fold-out maps of city metro systems, useful phone numbers, and 60 great ideas on how to spend your day.
Fodor's Family Washington D.C. with Kids, 4th Edition
Traveling with kids is never easy, and it requires preparation to make your family vacation or move pleasant. The "Fodor's Family Washington D.C. with Kids" combines the city's best experiences, restaurants, and hotels with the age-appropriate information, tips, and ideas you need the most when visiting Washington with your family. Handpicked selections by local parents cover a variety of interests and tastes, so you make the choices for a perfect trip, every time.
Fodor's Washington D.C. 2010: with Mount Vernon, Alexandria & Annapolis
"Fodor's Washington, D.C. Guide" includes unique photo-features that impart the city’s culture, covering the Mall's renowned monuments and museums, tips on touring the National Air and Space Museum with kids, and the deliciously scandalous underbelly of D.C. politics.
