With annual visitor totals over 14 million strong and climbing, Washington, D.C. continues to attract travelers in record numbers. And no wonder: from the posh to the poignant to the political, there's something for everyone in D.C. Revamped with an innovative, more browsable, photo-rich interior, Fodor's Washington, D.C. 2008 will help travelers plan the perfect trip to our nation's capital, whether it's for their first visit or their tenth.

#65533;Illustrated, magazine-style features include the National Mall; Arlington National Cemetary; the White House, Supreme Court, and U.S. Congress; Washington's scandalous past (and present); and "The Red State/Blue State Guide to D.C. Nightlife"

#65533;New "Experience D.C." section highlights D.C.'s top sights and off the beaten path attractions, smart itineraries, and best bets for families

#65533;Neighborhoods chapter quickly orients readers to the city and its unique areas

#65533;Easy-to-reference "Museums," "Monuments & Memorials," and "Official Washington" chapters guide visitors to the exact sites they want to see

#65533;Reorganized restaurant and hotel reviews make it a snap to find any listing by price, neighborhood, or category

#65533;Tips from clever, opinionated local writers help travelers plan ahead, save money, bypass lines, and avoid common pitfalls

#65533;8-page color insert

#65533;Pullout map