Once a small town in Orange County, Anaheim is now the state’s 10th biggest city. It’s home to the world-famous Disneyland Resort, and even sports a pro-hockey team named after a popular Disney movie: the Mighty Ducks. The Anaheim Angels also play here for Major League Baseball.

Its original claim to fame is still the Disneyland complex. As a result, most of the city and its environs have evolved to focus on entertainment for kids. A number of other amusement parks are nearby, along with a slew of restaurants, hotels, and sporting events. Anaheim is definitely a tourist city, but even for the resident there are still lots of things to do. The impressive Matterhorn (Disneyland’s famed artificial mountain) dominates the skyline of Anaheim and serves as a reminder of who really built the city.

For those making a living in Anaheim, it's not just about the tourist traps. The city is home to several key Californian industries like electronics, aerospace, and fruit. With a population of 328,000 it's just a short drive from major cities like Los Angeles and San Diego. Many important interstates criss-cross the region and connect Anaheim to the rest of the State and Country.