Dc neighborhoods

Washington neighborhoods tend to have a singular feel—either residential or commercial, tourist-centric or governmental. In contrast, Dupont Circle is a vibrant blend of local haunts and traveler attractions, historic homes and thriving nightlife. While much remains unchanged in recent years—including the area’s status as a center of gay life and host of the Pride Parade in June—there are also enticing new restaurants and shops that keep even longtime Washingtonians coming back.

Whether you favor trendy areas, nightlife or family friendly, there is a place for you in DC. Here are the 10 best places to live in Washington DC.

The diverse neighborhood of Adams Morgan is centered at the intersection of Columbia Road and 18th Street NW, an independent streak a mile long full of restaurants, bars, shopping and more.

Read our guide to Washington D.C.'s coolest neighborhoods to find out where to eat, see a show, or take in a concert – for locals and visitors

Top Washington DC Neighborhoods: See reviews and photos of Neighborhoods in Washington DC, District of Columbia on Tripadvisor.

Moving to Washington, DC? The nation's capital is known for being an expensive place to live, but that doesn't mean you can't find budget-friendly areas to settle down in. Check out these five safe, affordable neighborhoods in DC!

Best neighborhoods in Washington DC to visit plus what there is to do and see in each of these DC neighborhoods!

Moving to Washington, DC? With lots of nightlife, local cuisine, and more, check out these five best neighborhoods for singles and young professionals in DC!

Refinery29 has a guide to four awesome neighborhoods for renting an apartment in Washington DC.

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