PLAY Enjoy all this coastal city has to offer! Enjoy all this coastal city has to offer! Whether visitors are seeking quiet and relaxing moments or non-stop action-filled activities, there are plenty of things to do. Gay Pride First held in 1984, the Long Beach Gay Pride is one of the largest in the nation with an attendance ... The Queen Mary Perhaps the biggest tourist attraction in Long Beach, this famed ship’s final cruise ended by dockin... Aquarium of the Pacific This is SoCal’s largest aquarium, featuring the diversity of the Pacific Ocean with more than 11,000... Shoreline Village In Rainbow Harbor, located walking distance from the Aquarium of the Pacific and the Convention Cent... The Rainbow Bridge Convention Center Walkway Opened in 2017, this is an immersive, state-of-the-art pedestrian bridg... Shoreline Pedestrian Bikepath Wide lanes keep walkers separate from roller skaters and cyclists along this scenic 3.1-mile concret... Rosie's Dog Beach Rosie's... Free Yoga On the Bluff Located on the corner of East Ocean Blvd. and Junipero Ave., on the bluff overlooking the Pacific Oc... Harbor Breeze Whale Watching Located at 100 Aquarium Way near the Aquarium of the Pacific and Shoreline Village is Dock #2, the b... Lions Lighthouse Located at 200 Aquarium Way in the Shoreline Aquatic park stands a 10-story tall lighthouse official... Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden Located on 1.3 acres of the California State University, Long Beach campus, this Japanese-style gard... The Center Located next to the Art Theater on Fourth Street, it provides a variety of health, social, advocacy,... The Art Theatre In 1925, this theater originally opened as a silent movie house with a single screen, just over 600 ... Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier A wonderful location to take in the view of the Long Beach skyline, nearby San Pedro and (on a clear... Naples Island Created in the early 1900s, the Naples neighborhood consists of three islands located in Alamitos Ba... Second Street In the Belmont Shore neighborhood, stroll more than 12 blocks and find more than 200 restaurants, ba... Gondola Tours The Naples neighborhood of Long Beach is one of the few places in the Western United States where to... Alamitos Bay Beach Located on Bay Shore Avenue between East 2nd Street and Ocean Boulevard is a narrow stretch of beach... Catalina Island Known for its wildlife, dive sites and Mt. Orizaba, its highest peak, Catalina Island has been a fav... Historic Pine Avenue Only steps from the ocean, Downtown Long Beach hosts a wide variety of restaurants serving everythin... Fourth Street Retro Row Coffee shops, restaurants and a plethora of vintage shops stocked with everything from mid-Century f... Bluff Park Located along Ocean Boulevard, this green space stretches from 20th to 36th Place. Appropriately nam... El Dorado Nature Center On the east side of Long Beach, just off the 605 Freeway and adjacent to the San Gabriel River, is a... The Pike Outlets Open-air shopping destination that provides kid-friendly restaurant options and romantic dining, a d... Billie Jean Moffitt King Tennis Center Long before she became a world-famous tennis player and outspoken activist for gender equality and L... Long Beach Museum of Art Originally built in 1912 as a summer home by a co-founder of the Borden Company and the Chicago, Mil... Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) Featuring art from Latin America and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean, MOLAA is the only museum in the... Cambodia Town Look no further than Long Beach to find the largest population of Cambodians outside of Phnom Penh. ... Hilltop Park Technically speaking, this park is located in the city of Signal Hill, which is surrounded by the ci... Bixby Knolls Located on the north side of the city, this business district is filled with a collection of boutiqu... Golfing There are many public golf courses throughout Long Beach. Each provides opportunities for novice to ... Movie and TV Sightseeing When you think Southern California, you inevitably think about the most famous industry here. While ... Theater If you love the theater, there are a number of locations to see stage performances. These include: ...
Gay Pride First held in 1984, the Long Beach Gay Pride is one of the largest in the nation with an attendance ... The Queen Mary Perhaps the biggest tourist attraction in Long Beach, this famed ship’s final cruise ended by dockin... Aquarium of the Pacific This is SoCal’s largest aquarium, featuring the diversity of the Pacific Ocean with more than 11,000... Shoreline Village In Rainbow Harbor, located walking distance from the Aquarium of the Pacific and the Convention Cent... The Rainbow Bridge Convention Center Walkway Opened in 2017, this is an immersive, state-of-the-art pedestrian bridg... Shoreline Pedestrian Bikepath Wide lanes keep walkers separate from roller skaters and cyclists along this scenic 3.1-mile concret... Rosie's Dog Beach Rosie's... Free Yoga On the Bluff Located on the corner of East Ocean Blvd. and Junipero Ave., on the bluff overlooking the Pacific Oc... Harbor Breeze Whale Watching Located at 100 Aquarium Way near the Aquarium of the Pacific and Shoreline Village is Dock #2, the b... Lions Lighthouse Located at 200 Aquarium Way in the Shoreline Aquatic park stands a 10-story tall lighthouse official... Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden Located on 1.3 acres of the California State University, Long Beach campus, this Japanese-style gard... The Center Located next to the Art Theater on Fourth Street, it provides a variety of health, social, advocacy,... The Art Theatre In 1925, this theater originally opened as a silent movie house with a single screen, just over 600 ... Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier A wonderful location to take in the view of the Long Beach skyline, nearby San Pedro and (on a clear... Naples Island Created in the early 1900s, the Naples neighborhood consists of three islands located in Alamitos Ba... Second Street In the Belmont Shore neighborhood, stroll more than 12 blocks and find more than 200 restaurants, ba... Gondola Tours The Naples neighborhood of Long Beach is one of the few places in the Western United States where to... Alamitos Bay Beach Located on Bay Shore Avenue between East 2nd Street and Ocean Boulevard is a narrow stretch of beach... Catalina Island Known for its wildlife, dive sites and Mt. Orizaba, its highest peak, Catalina Island has been a fav... Historic Pine Avenue Only steps from the ocean, Downtown Long Beach hosts a wide variety of restaurants serving everythin... Fourth Street Retro Row Coffee shops, restaurants and a plethora of vintage shops stocked with everything from mid-Century f... Bluff Park Located along Ocean Boulevard, this green space stretches from 20th to 36th Place. Appropriately nam... El Dorado Nature Center On the east side of Long Beach, just off the 605 Freeway and adjacent to the San Gabriel River, is a... The Pike Outlets Open-air shopping destination that provides kid-friendly restaurant options and romantic dining, a d... Billie Jean Moffitt King Tennis Center Long before she became a world-famous tennis player and outspoken activist for gender equality and L... Long Beach Museum of Art Originally built in 1912 as a summer home by a co-founder of the Borden Company and the Chicago, Mil... Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) Featuring art from Latin America and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean, MOLAA is the only museum in the... Cambodia Town Look no further than Long Beach to find the largest population of Cambodians outside of Phnom Penh. ... Hilltop Park Technically speaking, this park is located in the city of Signal Hill, which is surrounded by the ci... Bixby Knolls Located on the north side of the city, this business district is filled with a collection of boutiqu... Golfing There are many public golf courses throughout Long Beach. Each provides opportunities for novice to ... Movie and TV Sightseeing When you think Southern California, you inevitably think about the most famous industry here. While ... Theater If you love the theater, there are a number of locations to see stage performances. These include: ...
