Ah, Orlando. Florida's little entertainment gem is jam-packed with tourist attractions. For those trying to make a life there, the city offers quite a bit in its downtown core.

According to the 2000 census, there were 186,000 people in Orlando. The city hosts a rather serious influx of visitors each year especially in the winter time. It is definitely one of the most important travel destinations in America, with several major theme parks located off their interstate system. None other than Disneyworld, Seaworld, and Universal Studios call Orlando their home. These theme parks generate millions in revenue each year for the city. In addition, the Orlando Magic of the NBA hail from this small city.

Orlando is served by an International Airport that connects to all major cities in North America, making it easily accessible. Some 35 million tourists take advantage of Orlando's sunny (sometimes rainy) weather, great nearby beaches, and beautiful landscape.

Life in Orlando is generally more laid back compared to modern American cities. Yet it has all the major food chains and shopping malls you'd come to expect. Whether you're just visiting or just plan to stay, Orlando will surely not disappoint you!