With a population of over 230,000, Hialeah is predominantly Hispanic, mostly Cuban and second generation Cuban American. Reflecting its cultural influence, many residents can trace their roots back to Cuban immigrants who began settling in Hialeah in the 1960s.The city takes pride in its Hispanic heritage, celebrated through festivals, cuisine and Latin music.
In addition, there is a great concentration of industrial and warehouse spaces in the area, attracting businesses in manufacturing, import/export and construction. Recent developments have brought younger crowds seeking alternative nightlife and food offerings to the area.
• Hialeah Park was once home to one of the world's largest horse race tracks and casinos in the 1920s. The venue is still active and has grown in popularity in recent years.
• Hialeah is nicknamed "The City of Progress" and has the third highest population growth rate in Florida behind Davenport and Cape Coral.
• The annual Carnaval Miami festival attracts over 350,000 people and is one of the largest Hispanic festivals in the US.
• El Palacio de los Jugos is considered a Miami institution, and a must-stop when passing through Hialeah
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