Aside from beaches and baseball games, San Diego is full of cultural and historical landmarks. On the list of must-see museums, you have the San Diego Museum of Art, the Museum of Natural History, and the Museum of Man. There are historic ship exhibits at the San Diego Maritime Museum. Historic theaters like the Old Globe Theatre and San Diego Repertory Theatre continue to entertain, and the Joan B. Kroc Theatre hosts live music, dance and performing arts in its 600-seat state-of-the-art complex. Other notable landmarks include Mount Soledad, Spanish Landing and Casa de Machado y Stewart, which provide important perspectives on Mexico’s early and continued influence in the city.

No matter where you’re from, there is always something to love about life in San Diego. There’s the famous San Diego Zoo, with its cuddly pandas and koalas. There’s Legoland. There’s the craft beer scene and the food, music and late-night memories that go with it. There’s the museums of Balboa Park and the rooftop parties of the Gaslamp. There’s nearby Tijuana. And of course, there’s the 60+ beaches where you can enjoy some of America’s most amazing weather.

Public transportation is provided by the the SDMTS bus system, the San Diego Trolley, the Coaster, and the Pacific Surfliner commuter rail. An additional rail line, the Sprinter, serves northern San Diego County.

There’s nothing quite like catching a ballgame at Petco Park, where San Diego sports fans cheer on their hometown baseball team: The Padres. And thanks to the year-round sunshine, every day is a good day to enjoy some action at the ballpark.

All this talk of sunny San Diego weather is more than just words. The Farmers’ Almanac has named San Diego one of the top-ten best climates, and The Weather Channel has put San Diego at the top of the list for best summer climates in America. There is an average of 201 days above 70 degrees annually, and rainy days are few and far between.

The biggest employer in San Diego is the United States Navy - and it’s no surprise considering San Diego plays host to the largest naval fleet in the world. You can add an ever-expanding tech sector, booming tourism industry, and strong medical, government, and biotechnology fields to your employment opportunities too. The University of California-San Diego, Sharp HealthCare, San Diego County, Qualcomm, City of San Diego, Kaiser Permanente, and UC San Diego Health round out the list of top employers. Meanwhile, more than 400 biotechnology companies call San Diego Home, and the new iHub Innovation Center is a breeding ground for future science-tech collaborations. A cluster of mobile manufacturers are located here as well, including Nokia, LG, Kyocera, Cricket and Novatel.