Claremont has earned its nickname — "the City of Trees and PhDs" — and it lives up to it. Here's a quick look at what makes this foothill city one of the most beloved communities in Southern California.

Tree-Lined Streets, Genuinely

Claremont isn't exaggerating with that nickname. The city's tree canopy and historic architecture give it a character you can feel the moment you drive in — quiet, established, and cared for.

A Village Worth Walking To

Claremont Village is the heart of daily life here — local shops, a farmers market, restaurants, and a genuine sense of community, all walkable from surrounding neighborhoods.

An Academic Energy Unlike Anywhere Else

The Claremont Colleges bring a steady mix of culture, lectures, and youthful energy to a city that otherwise feels quiet and residential — a rare combination.

Schools Families Trust

Claremont Unified consistently ranks among the top school districts in the region, which is a big reason families put down roots here for the long term.

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Claremont isn't for everyone — it's quieter and more deliberate than a lot of Southern California. But for the people who love it, they really love it, and it's easy to see why.


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