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For backpakers, cost-conscious families, first-time or seasoned travellers, these guides, updated annually, contain listings covering both cities and countryside, plus information on culture, history and people. Features include rail, city and regional maps, advice on work, study, hiking and biking, nightlife and even shopping tips. The researchers are all Harvard-Radcliffe students. They have to "make it on their own" - they have no expense accounts, no free hotel rooms and they travel on budgets as limited as do the people the books are aimed at.
This guide aims to provide comprehensive and cost-effective travel information for Washington, D.C. It is written by Harvard-Radcliffe students who travel on limited budgets, mirroring the experience of their target audience. The book covers essential aspects for various traveler types, including backpackers, families, and seasoned visitors.
This travel guide is characterized by its practical, budget-focused approach, reflecting the research methods of its student authors. The content is designed to be accessible to a wide range of travelers, from backpackers to families. It offers a blend of essential logistical information and cultural insights, aiming to equip visitors with the knowledge needed to explore the city affordably and effectively.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
1993-11-01
Publisher:
St. Martin's Press
ISBN-10:
0312098618
ISBN-13:
9780312098612
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