There is more to Washington DC than the White House. With a population over 646,000 people, Washington DC has great museums, parks, nightlife and regular cultural events and festivals. Visit the Library of Congress on Capitol Hill, the National Archives (home of the Declaration of Independence), and the National Opera and Washington Ballet.
5 Washington DC Travel Guides for Download
1. Washington DC - National Mall (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
This is the National Mall chapter from Lonely Planet's Washington, DC guidebook.
2. Capitol Hill & Southeast DC - Washington DC (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
Download the eBook version of Lonely Planet's Capitol Hill & Southeast DC PDF chapter from the Washington DC guidebook.
3. Washington DC - Georgetown (PDF Chapter) eBook version/Lonely Planet
Thousands of the bright and beautiful, from students to academics and diplomats, call this leafy, aristocratic neighborhood home. Georgetown is Washington's house on the hill, and it's an evocative place at all times of the year.
4. Washington DC - White House Area & Foggy Bottom (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
This is the White House Area & Foggy Bottom chapter from Lonely Planet's Washington, DC guidebook.
5. Washington DC city guide (PDF) Lonely Planet
Climb the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, stare into Abe's stony eyes and read his Gettysburg Address chiseled in the wall. Stand where Martin Luther King Jr gave his famous speech and feel the sweep of history.