Hialeah guide for visitors and residents
Hialeah is the second-largest city in Miami-Dade County, about 10 miles west-northwest of downtown Miami and just north of Miami International Airport. We wrote this guide for anyone who needs…

This section covers the places themselves: Miami-Dade cities like Hialeah, Miami neighborhoods from Brickell's high-rises to Calle Ocho in Little Havana, and the cities of Broward and Palm Beach County. It also handles the practical side of arriving and settling in, with guides to Miami International Airport, the cruise port, Tri-Rail and where to book a room in Miami Beach or on the mainland. If you're planning a move, there's help sorting out which part of South Florida fits how you want to live.
Each guide opens with the answer, then lays out the steps and what you'll need, such as which MIA terminal you fly from or how to buy a Tri-Rail ticket. Schedules, fares and parking rules change, so we tell you which airport, transit agency or city office to check before you go.
Getting between counties without a car takes some planning, and our South Florida transit guides cover buses, trains and rideshare. Once you've picked a base, browse nearby attractions and sights to plan the rest of your days.
Guides to individual places like Hialeah, Brickell and Little Havana, plus the cities of Broward and Palm Beach County, with what each one is like day to day.
Help choosing a hotel area in Miami Beach or the mainland, and a South Florida view of where people actually settle when they move here.
Terminals, parking and ground transport at MIA, the cruise port and how to use Tri-Rail, along with the local news sources residents rely on.




Hialeah is the second-largest city in Miami-Dade County, about 10 miles west-northwest of downtown Miami and just north of Miami International Airport. We wrote this guide for anyone who needs…
Little Havana is the Cuban-American heart of Miami, centered on Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street) roughly between SW 12th and SW 27th Avenues, about two miles west of downtown. You…
Tri-Rail is the commuter train that runs about 72 miles between Mangonia Park in Palm Beach County and Miami, with stops at Fort Lauderdale and Miami airports and a branch…
Brickell is Miami’s financial district and its densest residential high-rise neighborhood, sitting just south of the Miami River and east of I-95. Use this guide to get there, park or…
Miami International Airport (MIA) sits about 8 miles northwest of downtown at 2100 NW 42nd Avenue, with three connected terminals, two parking garages and a free people mover to the…
If you are weighing the best places to live in Florida, the short answer for most households is a South Florida suburb with A-rated schools and a road to the…