Washington D.C. expert Beth Rubin has scouted out all of the best places to go in Washington D.C., one of the world's most exciting and dynamic cities. The guide is packed with helpful insider tips, from how to navigate the city's subway system to where the hot new restaurants are (and which ones are worth the trip). No matter what your tastes, Washington D.C. for Dummies is packed with in-depth information and recommendations. Travelling with kids? Check out the section on kid-friendly attractions. Want some thrills? Take a side trip to Six Flags America. Let Washington D.C. for Dummies take you to the newly renovated United States Botanical garden, the awe-inspiring (and free) Smithsonian institutions, the best ethnic restaurants and much more. Rubin has done the legwork, your only job is to have a great time.
Washington D.C. expert Beth Rubin has scouted out all of the best places to go in Washington D.C., one of the world's most exciting and dynamic cities. The guide is packed with helpful insider tips, from how to navigate the city's subway system to where the hot new restaurants are (and which ones are worth the trip). No matter what your tastes, Washington D.C. for Dummies is packed with in-depth information and recommendations. Travelling with kids? Check out the section on kid-friendly attractions. Want some thrills? Take a side trip to Six Flags America. Let Washington D.C. for Dummies take you to the newly renovated United States Botanical garden, the awe-inspiring (and free) Smithsonian institutions, the best ethnic restaurants and much more. Rubin has done the legwork, your only job is to have a great time.
Your insider's guide to the best places and prices
Have a great time in the nation's capital From the White House to the Smithsonian, Washington, D.C. is jam-packed with historic sites and great museums. Where should you begin? Relax! This fun and friendly guide points you to all the top sights ? and makes it easy to plan a memorable trip.
Discover:
- Down-to-earth trip-planning advice
- What you shouldn't miss ? and what you can skip
- The best hotels and restaurants for every budget
- Lots of detailed maps
- Get free updates on pricing and attractions
- Book flights, hotels, and rental cars
- Share opinions with other travelers
- Browse exclusive, timely travel articles
- Register to win cool prizes
About the Author Beth Rubin moved to Washington, D.C., as a student — before there was a Kennedy Center, Watergate, or Metrorail. Since then she has survived 10 presidential administrations while escorting her two kids, numerous relatives and friends, and the occasional alien around Washington. While enduring Potomac Fever and D.C. traffic for close to 40 years, Beth has come to know the nation's capital intimately, warts and all. In the early '90s she parlayed her knowledge of the city into Frommer's Washington, D.C. With Kids, now in its 5th edition. Beth's features, on a variety of subjects, have appeared in Frommer's Dollarwise Traveler; the Washington Post; Roll Call, Ski Resort, and Washington Dance View magazines; and numerous other Washington, D.C. area publications. She thinks her marriage to Washington, D.C. For Dummies is a match made in heaven. If the book is a hit, she's thinking about buying the Washington Monument and turning it into an all-night delicatessen. When not chasing her mouse, Beth can be found roaming the District with paper and pen in hand. She lives in Annapolis, Maryland, 35 miles by motorcade from the White House.
Most helpful customer reviews
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
The Book That May Put Me Out Of Work
By A Customer
As a concierge at one of D.C.'s finest hotels, I was shocked and humbled by the wealth of knowledge in this book that I should have already known, but didn't. While there have been some minor changes in regards to some restaurants and hotels, the book was remarkably accurate with its information. I have two copies; one at home for visiting friends and one at my desk for quick reference. Anyone working in the travel industry should keep this nearby for an essential job tool.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.No longer a "DUMMIE"
By Robin L. Stahlman
Washington D.C. for Dummies has repeatedly proven to be the unsurpassable reference guide for planning my first visit to our Nation's Capital. This book is packed with information about the city, the do's and don't's of the city, maps, tips for adults, kid friendly places, and how to make the most of your time and money in the Capital. I mostly enjoyed having an abundance of web site addresses at my fingertips for more information if needed. This book is a "must have" for anyone who wants to preplan an exciting, economic and fun trip to Washington D.C.
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