The great thing about Sacramento is its vast diversity that welcomes every age group, ethnicity, and economic level to its many different neighborhoods. Tens of thousands of college students flock to the esteemed CSU, Sacramento (go Hornets!) each year, but this city is so much more than a quaint college town. Explore the past with a tour of the State Capitol building, take a ride in an antique Sacramento Southern Railroad passenger car, and catch a meal while listening to jazz at one of the upscale restaurants downtown.

If you love the outdoors, then the American River has great adventures for you. Hike or bike along the miles of trails, rent a kayak for an afternoon on the water, or grab your fishing pole and head out to catch some steelhead and striped bass. For the camping enthusiast, Sacramento is just two hours south of Lake Tahoe where you'll find a stunning, crystal clear lake, tons of campgrounds, and a break from the stresses of modern day life.

Sacramento is large when it comes to square miles, but it certainly isn't over-crowded like many other popular metropolises. While we do have the beauty of the outdoors and a funky Old Town neighborhood, we have many suburbs, quaint parks, and great schools that are perfect for families. Compared to other big cities in California, our traffic is mild, our air is clean, and the people are friendly.

There is no city in the world like Sacramento, and you're going to love the great weather, beautiful outdoor destinations, one-of-a-kind art exhibits and theaters, and so much more that this exciting city has to offer. Whether you're a single person pursuing a career, a family of four looking for a great place to raise kids, or a retired couple wanting to settle down, you'll find your place in this welcoming California hotspot.