Long Beach, CA

Step aboard this legendary 1930s ocean liner for a self-guided historical tour, a paranormal investigation, or simply to enjoy a classic cocktail in the Observation Bar. Don't miss the engine room and the stunning Art Deco interiors.

Rent a kayak or paddleboard from a local outfitter and glide through the tranquil, Venetian-style waterways of Naples Island. It's the perfect way to see the beautiful waterfront homes and gardens from a unique perspective.

As the only museum in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to contemporary Latin American art, MOLAA is a cultural gem. Its vibrant exhibitions and sculpture garden provide a profound look into modern Latino and Latin American creativity.

Rent a bike and cruise the paved path that runs along the entire Long Beach coastline. You'll pass Belmont Shore, the iconic Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier, and have stunning ocean views all the way to the Alamitos Bay Peninsula.

Spend an afternoon browsing the unique shops along East 4th Street. You'll find curated vintage clothing at Meow, rare vinyl at Fingerprints Music, and quirky home goods, making it a paradise for eclectic finds.

One of the largest aquariums in the nation, it's a must-see. Get up close with sharks in the Blue Cavern, touch rays in the outdoor pools, and learn about the diverse ecosystems of the Pacific Ocean.

The urban core, home to the Convention Center, the Pike Outlets, and Pine Avenue's nightlife. It's where you'll find the Queen Mary, the Aquarium, and Shoreline Village, blending tourism with high-rise living.

A quintessential SoCal beach community centered around 2nd Street. Lined with boutiques, cafes, and restaurants, it leads to a wide, sandy beach and the iconic Belmont Pier, popular with joggers, cyclists, and families.

The creative heart of the city, dotted with art galleries, studios, and performance spaces. First Fridays bring the streets to life with open galleries, food trucks, and live music in a vibrant, walkable setting.

An affluent, man-made island community known for its network of canals, charming bridges, and beautiful homes. The atmosphere is quiet and picturesque, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a romantic gondola ride.

A thriving inland neighborhood along Atlantic Avenue known for its excellent local restaurants, craft breweries, and monthly 'First Fridays' street fair. It has a sophisticated, community-focused vibe away from the beach crowds.