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It is estimated that more than half of Washington DC residents are Christians out of which 28% are Catholic, 9.1% are American Baptist, 6.8% are Southern Baptist, 1.3% are Eastern or Oriental Orthodox, and 13% are members of other Christian denominations.

Residents who practice Islam make up 10.6% of the population, followers of Judaism compose 4.5%, and 26.8% of residents adhere to other faiths or do not practice a religion.

The city is open and tolerant to the practice of all religions. There is freedom as far as following one's religious belief goes. Some important religious sites in Washington DC are:

- The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C., is the largest Roman Catholic church in the United States.

- The Washington National Cathedral, in Washington, D.C., is a cathedral of the Episcopal Church.

- The Islamic Center of Washington in the nation's capital is a leading American Islamic Center.

Washington DC is replete with the best of museums, cultural centers, and art galleries, pulling tourists and visitors from all over the world. Many of the neighborhoods in the city are home to some famous museums and interesting art galleries.

The Dupont Circle neighborhood, also known as the Embassy Row, is home to several art galleries, bookstores, historic homes, as well as the most intriguing museums. This neighborhood is a paradise for art lovers.

Another such neighborhood in Washington that has world class galleries and museums is the Penn Quarter, or Chinatown. Georgetown also has several of such attractions.

To know more about these neighborhoods in Washington DC, log on to the following websites:

http://dc.about.com/od/neigborhoodprofiles/u/Neighborhoods.htm

http://dc.about.com/od/neigborhoodprofiles/Washington_DC_Area_Neighborhood_Profiles.htm