What are the top things to do in Long Beach?

The top things to do in Long Beach are: Aquarium of the Pacific Long Beach Cruise Terminal Pacific Battleship Center - Battleship IOWA Museum Rainbow Harbor The Queen Mary

What are the top activities in Long Beach?

Top activities in Long Beach include: Shared 8 hours Los Angeles City Sightseeing Tour from Long Beach Catalina Express Round-Trip Ferry Service: Long Beach or San Pedro to Avalon Skip the Ticketing Line: Aquarium of the Pacific General Admission Ticket Private Helicopter Tour over Long Beach and Los Angeles Los Angeles Highlights Tour from Long Beach

What are the top things to do near Long Beach?

Check out things to do near Long Beach: California Anaheim & Buena Park Los Angeles Santa Monica La Jolla

What do I need to know before visiting Long Beach?

Check out these top Long Beach travel ideas: How to Spend 3 Days in Long Beach Los Angeles Tours from Long Beach Must-See Sights on the Long Beach Waterfront

THE TOP 15 Things To Do in Long Beach | Attractions & Activities

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Aquarium of the Pacific

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One of Long Beach’s top attractions, the Aquarium of the Pacific is home to at least 11,000 aquatic animals across more than 50 exhibits that reflect the marine life of the Pacific Ocean. The nonprofit organization is the largest aquarium in Southern California and one of the most visited in the United States.More

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Long Beach Cruise Terminal

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The West Coast hub of the Carnival Cruise Line, the Long Beach Cruise Terminal is also the second busiest container shipping seaport in the US. Set sail for destinations such as Baja California or beyond or use the Long Beach Cruise Terminal as a jumping-off point for exploring Los Angeles and wider Southern California.More

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Pacific Battleship Center - Battleship IOWA Museum

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Once considered the world’s greatest naval ship thanks to its powerful weaponry, heavy armor, and advanced fire control systems, the USS Iowa served the U.S. Navy during World War II, the Korean War, and the Cold War. Today it’s docked in Los Angeles Harbor in San Pedro, California.More

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Rainbow Harbor

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Rainbow Harbor is home to a variety of recreational and entertainment activities along the Long Beach waterfront. From Rainbow Marina to Shoreline Village, visitors are spoiled with shops, restaurants, boat tours, an esplanade, and an aquarium—all with views of the water.More

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The Queen Mary

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Once the flagship of the Cunard Line, the elegant ocean liner RMSQueen Mary sailed between Southampton, England, Cherbourg, France, and New York City from 1936 to 1967. Now permanently moored in the port of Long Beach,the Queen Mary serves as a floating hotel, restaurant, special event venue, and tourist attraction.More

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Naples

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Made up of three islands in Alamitos Bay, the Italian-inspired neighborhood of Naples is one of Long Beach’s most charming. Attractive homes line narrow canals that provide opportunities for water activities such as kayaking and gondola rides. The largest bay island is bisected by 2nd Street, the main drag home to restaurants and shops.More

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Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA)

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Long Beach’s Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) is the self-proclaimed only museum in the United States dedicated to modern and contemporary Latin American art. Through its paintings, photographs, sculptures, video projects, and other pieces, the museum aims to help the public understand and appreciate works by Latin American artists.More