Downtown Rockville: This is the city's central hub, featuring the Rockville Town Square with restaurants, shops, and entertainment. It's a vibrant, walkable area with a mix of residential and commercial spaces.

King Farm: A large planned community with a mix of housing types, from apartments and townhouses to single-family homes. It has its own retail center and community amenities.

Rockville Pike (or Pike District): A major commercial corridor with numerous shopping centers, car dealerships, and office buildings. It's a bustling area undergoing significant redevelopment.

Twinbrook: Located along Rockville Pike, Twinbrook is known for its mix of residential, commercial, and industrial areas. It's also home to several biotech companies.

North Bethesda (sometimes considered part of Rockville): This area is just south of Rockville and includes the White Flint neighborhood, which is undergoing major redevelopment with new high-rise apartments, shops, and restaurants.

Potomac Village (though a bit further out, often associated with Rockville): An affluent residential area with large homes and a small, upscale shopping village.

Rock Creek: A more suburban residential area with single-family homes and access to Rock Creek Park, offering outdoor recreational opportunities.

College Gardens: A residential neighborhood close to Montgomery College, with a mix of housing options and a convenient location.

Beall's Grant: A residential community with a mix of housing styles, known for its well-maintained properties and community feel.

Woodley Gardens: A mature residential neighborhood with tree-lined streets and a mix of housing types, offering a quiet and established atmosphere.