| Hialeah is a unique city in many respects. For | | | | since 1925 has been patronized by Winston |
| starters, the city ranks number one on the list of | | | | Churchill, the Kennedy family, and J.P. Morgan. |
| American cities where Spanish is most spoken - | | | | Though the last race was run in 2001 (Cheeky |
| as a matter of fact, 92% of the residents of | | | | Miss captured the 10th to end the track's racing |
| Hialeah speak Spanish as a first language (so if | | | | career), the park is on the national register of |
| you want to practice your Spanish, it isn't a bad | | | | historic places, and now stands like a phantom. |
| place to go). The high Hispanic population means | | | | The flamingos that have lived nearby for years |
| there are a lot of activities and attractions that | | | | have made it possible for the track to also be |
| won't be found, for example, in the middle of | | | | recognized as an Audubon Bird Sanctuary. Going |
| Minnesota. Opportunities to watch and play Jai-Alai | | | | to the park now is like visiting a ghost town. For |
| abound, and you can regularly see Quinceanera | | | | an idea of what it looks like, check out this site: |
| celebrations as you pass by restaurants and | | | | The park can be very interesting to explore, |
| community celebrations. In addition to the unique | | | | especially for a racing fan. |
| cultural make-up, Hialeah has some interesting | | | | If you are in the mood for some slightly eerie |
| history: a disproportionate number of pro-athletes | | | | racing history, head over to Hialeah Park to take |
| and astronauts hail from Hialeah, famed aviatrix | | | | a look. The vines stretching up the Mediterranean |
| Amelia Earhart made her final farewells from | | | | architecture and disused voting booths are oddly |
| Hialeah before departing, and in 1925, one of the | | | | fascinating. For those who really enjoy this kind of |
| most famous horse-racing tracks in the world | | | | thing, consider renting a Millenium limousine to take |
| opened in the form of Hialeah Park. | | | | you there. If you're going to explore old |
| Hialeah Park is the oldest and widest continually | | | | architecture, I find it's best to get there in the |
| used turf-racing track in the United States, and | | | | comfort and luxury of a limousine. |