Visiting DC?

This is a definite read for those that might come down to visit me in Maryland.

Tourist's Guide To Driving Around Washington D.C.

This place requires you to have a car or at least have access to a car. It is completely different from NYC where one could walk to almost anything or a quick subway stop or two away.

A few days ago, I was talking to a person in the Bethesda office, and I mentioned to him that I just moved to Maryland/DC from New York. He said in the heyday of the company, quite a few people from the New York office moved down to DC and they all came to the same conclusion:

The Metro(what DC people call the subway) moves to slow.
There isn't much to do down here, and they go back to NY almost every weekend.

I definitely agree about the Metro being slow. I wish they implemented a concept called Express Trains! On the second point, I'm starting to come to that same conclusion (again!).....