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 parts of Miami-Dade people actually live in and visit, starting with the neighborhoods that shape the county's daily life. You'll find the towers and Metromover stops of Brickell, the cafecito windows and Máximo Gómez Park dominoes along Calle Ocho, and the working city of Hialeah, home to Hialeah Park.
Each guide puts the answer up top, then walks through the steps and what you'll need before you go. Hours, transit schedules and anything else that changes often get a pointer to the source to check, such as Miami-Dade County's own pages or the venue itself.
Heading for the water after a day in the city? Our beaches and parks guides pick up where the neighborhoods leave off, and local food and events covers where to eat and what's on this weekend.
What each area is like, who lives there and what's worth your time.
Practical notes on parking, Metromover and Metrobus, and the best times to show up.
The streets, parks and traditions that locals point visitors toward first.
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…
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…