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]]>Are you looking for destinations where the weather is more of a sure thing? Here are four fantastic cities to visit where the weather is (almost) always sunny, warm, and pleasant.
San Diego
This coastal Southern California undoubtedly has the best weather of any large city in the United States. With the coldest month’s high temperature at an average 65 degrees F and the warmest month’s high at 76, you can’t go wrong with sunny San Diego and its beautiful beaches.
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This large Colombian city is blessed with a microclimate that allows it to enjoy a permanently pleasant climate. In fact, its nickname is “The City of Eternal Spring,” which is easy to understand when you see that the city’s average year-round temperature is 72 degrees.
Valencia
Valencia, located on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, has an ideal climate for sun lovers. This charming city enjoys nearly 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, one of the highest totals in Europe. The winters are mild and the summers are long, so you can’t go wrong here.
Mexico City
Finally, Mexico’s capital is another destination that guarantees good weather. It’s high-altitude location protects it from the stereotypical Mexican heat, enjoying perfect high temperatures that range from between 70 and 80 degrees year-round. Nice!
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]]>Here are the sunniest major cities in Europe so you can start planning your next vacation.
Nicosia, Cyprus
Cyprus, an island in the Mediterranean Sea, is the sunniest place in Europe. It’s capital city of Nicosia enjoys more than 3,330 hours of sunshine per year. It’s just a hop, skip, and a jump away from the island’s beaches, too!
Valletta, Malta
Number 2 on the list is yet another Mediterranean island capital. Valletta, the gorgeous capital of Malta, receives just over 3,000 hours of sunlight annually. You won’t have to worry about taking an umbrella while exploring its history and beautiful architecture.
Athens, Greece
One of the world’s oldest cities is also one of Europe’s sunniest. The Greek capital of Athens has an infinite number of places to see and neighborhoods to explore. Pack sunscreen if you travel there!
Marseille, France
The first non-capital city on the list is Marseille, France’s second-biggest city. Also located on the Mediterranean, Marseille’s Vieux Port area is one of the most picturesque fishing ports on Earth.
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