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I voted Seattle, but only visited San Diego for the first time a few years ago. I had dismissed SD as a sort of a Phoenix -by-the-Sea, but when I spent a week there exploring it, I was surprised at what a strong identity it actually has. Not quite on par with Seattle, tho.
I voted Seattle, but only visited San Diego for the first time a few years ago. I had dismissed SD as a sort of a Phoenix -by-the-Sea, but when I spent a week there exploring it, I was surprised at what a strong identity it actually has. Not quite on par with Seattle, tho.
Seattle has the stronger identity for sure, but San Diego is an easy day trip from my house and it would be my hands-down choice if I had to choose one of those two to live in. Seattle is much more...intense, and the climate is not ideal for me.
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