San Diego’s skyline looks like it showed up for picture day wearing its best clothes. The tall white towers are doing their best to look serious and metropolitan, while Seaport Village lounges along the waterfront like it has absolutely nowhere important to be. Out on the bay, a few birds paddle around enjoying prime waterfront real estate without paying a dime, and the whole scene has that unmistakable San Diego attitude: impressive enough to be a major city, relaxed enough to look like it might leave work early for tacos and a walk by the water.
