San Diego, CA
Many people state that this is one of the most beautiful cities in California. We might have to agree! San Diego has the very best all-around weather across America, with its 70-degree temperatures, low humidity, and sunny skies all year long.
Add in that beautiful bay and its beaches, the famous zoo and the disarming madness of Comic-Con International, the annual Godzilla of comic conventions that brings out cosplay enthusiasts by the thousands every July, and it’ll become impossible not to love this wonderful California city. It’s a foodie’s heaven with the seafood and Mexican cuisine cooked to perfection here.
While others flock to Pechanga and Viejas, the two posh Native American casinos nearby. Kids come for Legoland, and everyone hits KAABOO, the massive music, art, comedy, and culinary festival taking place in September.
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I grew up in a small town, Manitowoc,Wisconsin population about 33,000, so I had a chance and I moved to Milwaukee. I loved the Big city for the architecture and things to do; that was important when I was younger. I never really visited Chicago. I have gone to the museum to see the traveling exhibit of Tutoncomen(?) I have always wanted to visit Chicago though! But being a Milwaukee Brewers Fan persisted mostly that I not visit places of any team that played against mine. Maybe too it was just nerves of visiting a larger city and not knowing my way around.
What about San Francisco? I would put that above LA and NYC anytime!
WHAT! San Francisco should definitely be at the top of any list of beautiful American cities
Charleston, Savanah? Yes. Miami? maybe. YOU can keep the rest
New York, LA, and Chicago all should never be allowed to be associated with beauty for all that they have is old money wasting away. Their policies don’t change and certainly don’t work so instead of being a place to go and want to explore for the history of the city, too many people are lured to these cities because of the glamour of the possibility to be on camera. If the Networks or Big Businesses were to move away from these places they would dry up almost.