There's all kinds of ways to get there. You can get there by train, public buses, or automobiles.
Most people drive cars. Some people who live closer might bike (Typically, it's not very safe. So I don't recommend it). You can also ride public buses to get around. But I still think driving an automobile is the best way.
Written Aug 24, 2002
If you fly to Maryland there are 3 airports in the area. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, Washington, DC. There is a metro station at the airport so depending on where you are going once in the area you can take the metro.
Baltimore-Washington International Airport in Baltimore, Maryland ------
Washington Dulles International Airport
District of Columbia, Va -----
I have used all the airports.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Best way to get around town and also get to an airport is to use a taxi. The most reliable and clean taxi's are operated by Regency Taxi.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Phone: 301-990-9000
I have driven down to Rockville many times as its only about 6 hour drive. When I go for the weekend I fly. I have even taken the train down.
Metro if you going into the district.
Updated Aug 24, 2002
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