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Hialeah, Florida is a vibrant city located just outside of Miami. While the population of Hialeah is over 225,000 people, there is plenty to do in this dynamic city. From parks and family-friendly activities to restaurants and shopping venues, this thriving city has something for everyone in the family. In addition to these attractions, Hialeah is also known for its vibrant cultural scene with its numerous art galleries, museums, and music festivals that celebrate the city's Hispanic heritage.
Reviews of Hialeah are overwhelmingly positive from both visitors and locals alike. The low cost of living combined with plenty of things to do make it a great place for families to call home. The warm climate and proximity to Miami also make it an ideal destination for tourists looking to experience sun-filled days at the beach or explore all that South Florida has to offer. With its bustling nightlife scene and incredible cuisine options ranging from traditional Cuban dishes to classic American fare, Hialeah offers something for everyone who visits this wonderful city.
based on 4 ReviewsGet to know Hialeah with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Hialeah
Overpopulated - 4/6/2019
Hialeah is the perfect place if you don't speak English. Only because it's not necessary in order to find employment you only need Spanish. It's overpopulated everyone that comes here from the carribean, South America, Central America winds up in Hialeah. And believe me they will hire them before hiring someone who speaks English. In addition rent is extremely high 2 bedroom $1,650.00 at least and a 2 bedroom condo $190,000 approximately. Run fast from this place especially if you don't speak English.
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Hialeah, FL. - 7/10/2012
Hialeah is a small town inside the Miami city limits.
It's a ghetto where the "balseros" live.
People are uneducated and unfriendly.
The worst thing that happens here is that crime is very high and you'll never find it in the news nor in a newspaper. Nobody knows about it. Crime is a well kept secret so the tourists keep coming to
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"La Ciudad Que Progresa" (The City that progresses - 11/29/2006
This large, yet small staured city in Miami- Dade County is where you'll find the largest population of Cubans outside of the Island. This industrious city will warm you with its old suburban landscape, and boistorous people. Where a cafe is still 50 cents and the Cuban culture thrives in a middle class
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