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Glenn Lindgren: Another area attraction is the Cauley Square Historic Railroad Village.

Jorge Castillo: It's a fun stop for the shoppers in your group. You get a taste of an old Florida community, now converted into a garden-like shopping area.

Raúl Musibay: The square is built around a flat-iron building constructed by millionaire tomato farmer, William H. Cauley.

Glenn Lindgren: The houses in the park were originally built by worker's on Henry Flagler's "Overseas Highway" to Key West.

Jorge Castillo: On a hot day in South Florida, Cauley Square is an incredibly shady and cool place to walk around.

Glenn Lindgren: You can drive by Cauley Square and never realize that there is a beautiful shady park in among all of the trees.

A pleasant way to cool off on a hot afternoon.

Raúl Musibay: They also have several special events each year, such as a classic car show.

Jorge Castillo: They also have an annual party for the kids for Halloween.

Glenn Lindgren: Cauley Square is a bit eclectic with a quaint old restaurant -- the Tea Room, a few shops, a beauty parlor, and so on. Still, it has a certain appeal and its cool shade and greenery are always welcome on a hot Florida day.