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.Not for Tourists Guide to Washington, DC City Travel Guides > Books > Washington- D.C. by: Not for Tourists December 21, 2007 >>See More Reviews & Details on Not for Tourists Guide to Washington, DC |
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.Eyewitness Travel Guides Top Ten Washington City Travel Guides > Books > Washington- D.C. by: Dorling Kindersley March 17, 2008 >>See More Reviews & Details on Eyewitness Travel Guides Top Ten Washington |
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.Frommer's Portable Washington, D.C. City Travel Guides > Books > Washington- D.C. by: Elise Hartman Ford November 22, 2006 >>See More Reviews & Details on Frommer's Portable Washington, D.C. |
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.Frommer's 2000 Washington, D.C. City Travel Guides > Books > Washington- D.C. by: Arthur Frommer 1999-12 >>See More Reviews & Details on Frommer's 2000 Washington, D.C. |
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.Access Washington, D.C. 7e City Travel Guides > Books > Washington- D.C. by: Richard Saul Wurman January 18, 2001 The ACCESS guides are so smartly organized by neighborhoods that you'll be lurking like a local in no time. The color coding for attractions, restaurants, hotels and shopping make skimming for your favorites a breeze. More often than not, their sly 'insider' comments are right on the money. I used ACCESS Washington, DC to acclimate myself to my new home, and I still use it whenever company comes to town. Like any travel guide, the latest edition is a must (but even that won't compensate for fickle diners and undercapitalized restauranteurs) and it's certainly time for a newer version than the 2000 edition. But having said that, I still purchase an ACCESS guide if I'm going to spend any time in a city I haven't fully explored. >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Washington, D.C. 7e |
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.American Express Pocket Guide to Washington D.C. City Travel Guides > Books > Washington- D.C. by: Christopher McIntosh 1987-02 The ACCESS guides are so smartly organized by neighborhoods that you'll be lurking like a local in no time. The color coding for attractions, restaurants, hotels and shopping make skimming for your favorites a breeze. More often than not, their sly 'insider' comments are right on the money. I used ACCESS Washington, DC to acclimate myself to my new home, and I still use it whenever company comes to town. Like any travel guide, the latest edition is a must (but even that won't compensate for fickle diners and undercapitalized restauranteurs) and it's certainly time for a newer version than the 2000 edition. But having said that, I still purchase an ACCESS guide if I'm going to spend any time in a city I haven't fully explored. >>See More Reviews & Details on American Express Pocket Guide to Washington D.C. |
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.Washington, D.C. From A to Z: The Look-UP Source to Everything to See and Do in the Nation's Capital City Travel Guides > Books > Washington- D.C. by: Paul Wasserman, Don Hausrath August 20, 2003 The ACCESS guides are so smartly organized by neighborhoods that you'll be lurking like a local in no time. The color coding for attractions, restaurants, hotels and shopping make skimming for your favorites a breeze. More often than not, their sly 'insider' comments are right on the money. I used ACCESS Washington, DC to acclimate myself to my new home, and I still use it whenever company comes to town. Like any travel guide, the latest edition is a must (but even that won't compensate for fickle diners and undercapitalized restauranteurs) and it's certainly time for a newer version than the 2000 edition. But having said that, I still purchase an ACCESS guide if I'm going to spend any time in a city I haven't fully explored. >>See More Reviews & Details on Washington, D.C. From A to Z: The Look-UP Source to Everything to See and Do in the Nation's Capital |
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.The Unofficial Guide to Washington, D.C. 1996 City Travel Guides > Books > Washington- D.C. by: Joe Surkiewicz, Bob Sehlinger, Eve Zibart December 06, 1995 The ACCESS guides are so smartly organized by neighborhoods that you'll be lurking like a local in no time. The color coding for attractions, restaurants, hotels and shopping make skimming for your favorites a breeze. More often than not, their sly 'insider' comments are right on the money. I used ACCESS Washington, DC to acclimate myself to my new home, and I still use it whenever company comes to town. Like any travel guide, the latest edition is a must (but even that won't compensate for fickle diners and undercapitalized restauranteurs) and it's certainly time for a newer version than the 2000 edition. But having said that, I still purchase an ACCESS guide if I'm going to spend any time in a city I haven't fully explored. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Unofficial Guide to Washington, D.C. 1996 |