Planning to travel to Washington, D.C. with kids? Want to ensure your young explorers get the most out of their travel experience? Then, you’ve come to the right place!

Mission Washington, D.C. guides your young travelers through the famous sights of our nation’s capital, engaging them in an exciting scavenger hunt as you explore D.C. landmarks together as a family.

Say goodbye to a trip filled with the stress of keeping everyone entertained. Instead, say hello to a memorable family vacation - and to your children excited to discover the wonders of D.C. with you, with this book as their guide.

Imagine, not only will your kids want to sightsee; but together you'll uncover the intriguing histories of sights like the Capitol, White House, MLK, Jr. Memorial, Washington Monument, and many more.

Not your typical travel guide, Mission Washington, D.C. ensures a fun vacation for everyone with a captivating, spy-theme scavenger hunt packed with fun activities and the fascinating stories behind the city's landmarks.

Mission Washington, D.C. is a must-have book for kids visiting our capital!

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*I-PAD USERS NOTE: Please navigate to the Page Number or Location (Loc) Number listed on the Contents page when you wish to navigate to a particular page (sometimes the Kindle iPad App does not convert the Contents links properly).*

Here’s what Amazon customers have to say about the Scavenger Hunt Adventure series:

“This book was flat out fantastic. We took a family trip with two adults and one seven year old. I was worried that he would be bored looking at the museums and sights. This book made a huge, huge difference.” –Chinagrl

“This book helped make our trip…with 6th graders fun and fulfilling. We weren't sure how our kids would take to going to all the museums and landmarks…but this book had us visiting many sites more than once. They were so excited to find each item in the book.” –CC in SF

“Great for teenagers! I love these books! My kids are 12, 14 and 16 so I was afraid they might think they were "baby" books, but they are enjoying them.” -Marilyn Thomas