“Brimming with useful information in both text and sidebars, this sturdy, large-format guidebook covers a broad array of topics.” —Booklist

A Kid’s Guide to Washington, D.C.

A Kid’s Guide to Washington, D.C.
Clarion Books (2008)

ISBN: 0152061258
Ages: 6-9

For children on school trips or traveling with their families, here is kid-friendly information about popular monuments, museums, exhibits, shopping, sporting events—and even day trips outside the immediate metropolitan area.

Originally published in 1989, this handy guide now features completely updated text and photographs, along with the puzzles, games, and wonderful tidbits of trivia that have made it one of the most useful D.C. guidebooks for children.

A Kid's Guide to Washington, D.C. is the perfect traveling companion for any youngster who wants to play an active role in planning a family vacation.

More praise for A Kid's Guide to Washington, D.C.

Brimming with useful information in both text and sidebars, this sturdy, large-format guidebook covers a broad array of topics, everything from a brief history of Washington, D.C., to practical advice on how to get around the city. An attractive, practical guide for young visitors to Washington.

Booklist
AWESOME book to learn about cool places in DC. We live here and use this to teach our kids about places we visit.

Andy, Amazon Review
Great book. Said to visit Smithsonian Post Office Museum (most people never heard of it). It was our grandkids' FAVORITE place. Got other hints for a great visit.

Kathleen, Amazon Review

A Kid’s Guide to Washington, D.C.

Brimming with useful information in both text and sidebars, this sturdy, large-format guidebook covers a broad array of topics, everything from a brief history of Washington, D.C., to practical advice on how to get around the city. An attractive, practical guide for young visitors to Washington.

AWESOME book to learn about cool places in DC. We live here and use this to teach our kids about places we visit.

Great book. Said to visit Smithsonian Post Office Museum (most people never heard of it). It was our grandkids' FAVORITE place. Got other hints for a great visit.