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WASHINGTON, D.C. GUIDES
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| Lonely Planet Pocket Washington, D.C. Karla Zimmerman trade paper 9781741799279 160 pages 13.99 This new guide series offers compact convenience, a pull-out map and the popular Lonely Planet perspective. |
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| Lonely Planet Washington, D.C. 5th ed Zimmerman & St. Louis Trade paper 9781741799514 344 pages 19.99 The Lonely Planet philosophy that a good guidebook should “inform, educate and amuse” is evident in this colorful book with pleasing graphics. In case your battery needs charging, it includes a pull-out map. |
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| Michelin Washington D.C. Green Guide 10th ed Cynthia Clayton Ochterbeck trade paper 9782067179790 300 pages 19.99 Sights and attractions are rated by the Michelin star system. The White House and the Capitol receive 3 stars apiece; the Supreme Court 2. |
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| Michelin Must Sees Washington, D.C. 4th ed Cynthia Clayton Ochterbeck trade paper 9781907099465 160 pages 11.99 Leave it to the Michelin man to point the way to the best activities, from the critically acclaimed Scandal Tour to afternoon tea at the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel. |
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| Monuments and Memorials of Washington D.C. 2nd ed Allan M Heller trade paper 9780764336546 232 pages 19.99 Let this revised and expended second edition serve as your tour guide to the monuments and memorials of marble and bronze that tell of our history and culture. |
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| Moon Handbooks Washington DC Patricia Nevins Kime trade paper 9781612380384 312 pages 17.99 This savvy guide series gives you the tools to make your own choices on the best places to eat, explore, and experience in the Nation’s Capital. |
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| National Geographic Traveler Washington D.C. 5th ed John Thompson Photography by Richard Nowitz trade paper 9781426213663 272 pages 22.95 The clarity and accuracy you have come to expect from that magazine with the yellow borders are here in this guide to D.C.'s culture, history and people. |
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| Night + Day D.C. Elise Hartman Ford & Colleen Clark trade paper 224 pages 9780976601340 17.95 This Pulse Guide encourages the traveler to never settle for the ordinary, presenting the best the city has to offer- the quintessential, the classic and the cutting-edge. |
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| Not For Tourists Washington D.C. 2015 NNot For Tourists trade paper 9781629146423 304 pages 21.95 Cool graphics, dependable information, many maps and organization by neighborhood make this a popular guide. |
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| On This Spot 4th ed Douglas E. Evelyn & Paul Dickson trade paper 9780918339744 308 pages 16.95 Like the times it so vividly celebrates, this perennial seller marches forward in a handsome fourth edition. Accessible and entertaining, it is a key to a rich and sometimes surprising history. |
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| Pauline Frommer's Washington, D.C. Jim Yenckel trade paper 320 page 9780470082966 16.99 Benefit from the lifelong training of the author, daughter of the original guidebook team, as she combines longterm know-how with 21st century internet savvy to bring bargain traveling up to date. |
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| Peaceful Places Washington, D.C. Colbert & Collins trade paper 9780897325448 264 pages 14.95 This unusual guide offers a hidden world of serenity in an otherwise bustling big city. Here are 114 sites that can provide restorative moments that everyone needs. Peace. |
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| Quick Escapes Washington, D.C. 7th ed Evan Balkan trade paper 9780762754076 264 pages 14.95 In a hurry to get away from it all? Inside you’ll find seventeen quick getaways with enough variety to suit every budget and taste. |
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| The Rough Guide to Washington, D.C. 6th ed Brown & Dickey trade paper 9781405382267 316 pages 19.99 This completely revised 6th edition has the lowdown on every corner of the intriguing city, from its iconic sights to its less-visited gems. |
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