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	. Overview:  Traveling to and from DC is never much of a problem.  The city has three major airports, Ronald Reagan National (DCA), Baltimore-Washington (BWI), and Washington Dulles (IAD).  All three are fairly close to the city.  .
		Reagan (4 miles south of the city) Subway: For about $1.25, you can take the blue or yellow lines on the Metro.  See the map here. Taxi: Reagan airport is essentially in the city, so fares and travel times for a cab depend on where you're doing (but they should run under $20).  BWI (30 miles northeast of the city) Train: You can also take Amtrak from Union Station in roughly 25 minutes for about $25. Or try the less expensive MARC train that runs from Union Station ($6 each way) -- except on weekends. Bus: Also, a bus runs from the end of the green line to BWI (loops every half hour). Taxi: A taxi to downtown DC will run you about $55 and take about 45 minutes.  Note:  BWI is the hub of Southwest Airlines.  Washington Dulles (26 miles west of the city) Taxi: A taxi will take you about 45 minutes to an hour to get into the city and cost you about $60. Public transportation: There aren't any super simple ways to get there via public transportation, but here are a few van shuttles and buses. .
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