Les meilleurs événements de la ville Longue plage. Visite audioguidée de Long Beach commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. This fascinating audio tour of the beautiful sunny and vibrant Long Beach in California will take you on a fun journey where you will see sights such as the magnificent RMS Queen Mary and the famous Long Beach Grand Prix

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The Queen Mary

The RMS Queen Mary sailed its final voyage from Southampton to Long Beach in 1967 and after this it became permanently moored here

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Aquarium of the Pacific

Located along Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor, the Aquarium of the Pacific is Southern California’s largest aquarium and a must-do Long Beach activity for all ages. Home to more than 11,000 animal exhibits, the aquarium explores three distinct waters of the Pacific Ocean.

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The Pike Outlets

The Pike offers the same attractions you would expect from most urban complexes such as a cinema, bars and restaurants but it is the history of the Pike and its unfortunate demise that is most interesting.

4

Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach

Credited with creating a boom in business, tourism and finance within the city, the Long Beach Grand Prix has become a must see race for motor sport fans from all over the world.

5

Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center

This area is also known as Long Beach Entertainment Centre and construction was completed in 1962.

6

Long Beach East Village Arts District

The East Village is perhaps the most culturally diverse area of Long Beach. This diversity is reflected in the architecture that makes up the area and includes high rise condos, studio apartments and small craftmans cottages.

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Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art or MOLAA as it is more commonly known, was opened in 1996 and is the base for Latin American art and culture in the greater Los Angeles area.

8

Shoreline Village

Shoreline Village is a commercial area of Long Beach that runs from the Yard House, all the way along to Parkers Lighthouse.

9

The Queen Mary

The RMS Queen Mary sailed its final voyage from Southampton to Long Beach in 1967 and after this it became permanently moored here

10

Aquarium of the Pacific

Located along Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor, the Aquarium of the Pacific is Southern California’s largest aquarium and a must-do Long Beach activity for all ages. Home to more than 11,000 animal exhibits, the aquarium explores three distinct waters of the Pacific Ocean.

11

The Pike Outlets

The Pike offers the same attractions you would expect from most urban complexes such as a cinema, bars and restaurants but it is the history of the Pike and its unfortunate demise that is most interesting.

12

Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach

Credited with creating a boom in business, tourism and finance within the city, the Long Beach Grand Prix has become a must see race for motor sport fans from all over the world.

13

Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center

This area is also known as Long Beach Entertainment Centre and construction was completed in 1962.

14

Long Beach East Village Arts District

The East Village is perhaps the most culturally diverse area of Long Beach. This diversity is reflected in the architecture that makes up the area and includes high rise condos, studio apartments and small craftmans cottages.

15

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art or MOLAA as it is more commonly known, was opened in 1996 and is the base for Latin American art and culture in the greater Los Angeles area.

16

Shoreline Village

Shoreline Village is a commercial area of Long Beach that runs from the Yard House, all the way along to Parkers Lighthouse.

17

The Queen Mary

The RMS Queen Mary sailed its final voyage from Southampton to Long Beach in 1967 and after this it became permanently moored here

18

Aquarium of the Pacific

Located along Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor, the Aquarium of the Pacific is Southern California’s largest aquarium and a must-do Long Beach activity for all ages. Home to more than 11,000 animal exhibits, the aquarium explores three distinct waters of the Pacific Ocean.

19

The Pike Outlets

The Pike offers the same attractions you would expect from most urban complexes such as a cinema, bars and restaurants but it is the history of the Pike and its unfortunate demise that is most interesting.

20

Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach

Credited with creating a boom in business, tourism and finance within the city, the Long Beach Grand Prix has become a must see race for motor sport fans from all over the world.

21

Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center

This area is also known as Long Beach Entertainment Centre and construction was completed in 1962.

22

Long Beach East Village Arts District

The East Village is perhaps the most culturally diverse area of Long Beach. This diversity is reflected in the architecture that makes up the area and includes high rise condos, studio apartments and small craftmans cottages.

23

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art or MOLAA as it is more commonly known, was opened in 1996 and is the base for Latin American art and culture in the greater Los Angeles area.

24

Shoreline Village

Shoreline Village is a commercial area of Long Beach that runs from the Yard House, all the way along to Parkers Lighthouse.

25

The Queen Mary

The RMS Queen Mary sailed its final voyage from Southampton to Long Beach in 1967 and after this it became permanently moored here

26

Aquarium of the Pacific

Located along Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor, the Aquarium of the Pacific is Southern California’s largest aquarium and a must-do Long Beach activity for all ages. Home to more than 11,000 animal exhibits, the aquarium explores three distinct waters of the Pacific Ocean.

27

The Pike Outlets

The Pike offers the same attractions you would expect from most urban complexes such as a cinema, bars and restaurants but it is the history of the Pike and its unfortunate demise that is most interesting.

28

Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach

Credited with creating a boom in business, tourism and finance within the city, the Long Beach Grand Prix has become a must see race for motor sport fans from all over the world.

29

Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center

This area is also known as Long Beach Entertainment Centre and construction was completed in 1962.

30

Long Beach East Village Arts District

The East Village is perhaps the most culturally diverse area of Long Beach. This diversity is reflected in the architecture that makes up the area and includes high rise condos, studio apartments and small craftmans cottages.

31

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art or MOLAA as it is more commonly known, was opened in 1996 and is the base for Latin American art and culture in the greater Los Angeles area.

32

Shoreline Village

Shoreline Village is a commercial area of Long Beach that runs from the Yard House, all the way along to Parkers Lighthouse.

33

La reine Marie

Le RMS Queen Mary a effectué son dernier voyage de Southampton à Long Beach en 1967 et après cela, il est devenu amarré en permanence ici

34

Aquarium du Pacifique

Situé le long du Rainbow Harbor de Long Beach, l'Aquarium of the Pacific est le plus grand aquarium du sud de la Californie et une activité incontournable de Long Beach pour tous les âges. Abritant plus de 11 000 expositions d'animaux, l'aquarium explore trois eaux distinctes de l'océan Pacifique.

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Les points de vente du brochet

Le Pike offre les mêmes attractions que vous attendez de la plupart des complexes urbains tels qu'un cinéma, des bars et des restaurants, mais c'est l'histoire du Pike et sa malheureuse disparition qui est la plus intéressante.

36

Grand Prix Toyota de Long Beach

Reconnu pour avoir créé un boom des affaires, du tourisme et de la finance dans la ville, le Grand Prix de Long Beach est devenu une course incontournable pour les fans de sport automobile du monde entier.

37

Centre de congrès et de divertissement de Long Beach

Cette zone est également connue sous le nom de Long Beach Entertainment Center et la construction a été achevée en 1962.

38

Quartier des arts de Long Beach East Village

L'East Village est peut-être la zone la plus culturellement diversifiée de Long Beach. Cette diversité se reflète dans l'architecture qui compose la région et comprend des condos de grande hauteur, des studios et des petites maisons d'artisans.

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Musée d'art latino-américain

Le Musée d'art latino-américain ou MOLAA, comme on l'appelle plus communément, a été ouvert en 1996 et est la base de l'art et de la culture latino-américains dans la grande région de Los Angeles.

40

Village côtier

Shoreline Village est une zone commerciale de Long Beach qui s'étend de la Yard House jusqu'au phare de Parkers.

41

The Queen Mary Tours & Exhibits

The RMS Queen Mary sailed its final voyage from Southampton to Long Beach in 1967 and after this it became permanently moored here

42

Aquarium Of The Pacific

Located along Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor, the Aquarium of the Pacific is Southern California’s largest aquarium and a must-do Long Beach activity for all ages. Home to more than 11,000 animal exhibits, the aquarium explores three distinct waters of the Pacific Ocean.

43

The Pike Outlets

The Pike offers the same attractions you would expect from most urban complexes such as a cinema, bars and restaurants but it is the history of the Pike and its unfortunate demise that is most interesting.

44

Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach

Credited with creating a boom in business, tourism and finance within the city, the Long Beach Grand Prix has become a must see race for motor sport fans from all over the world.

45

Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center

This area is also known as Long Beach Entertainment Centre and construction was completed in 1962.

46

Long Beach East Village Arts District

The East Village is perhaps the most culturally diverse area of Long Beach. This diversity is reflected in the architecture that makes up the area and includes high rise condos, studio apartments and small craftmans cottages.

47

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art or MOLAA as it is more commonly known, was opened in 1996 and is the base for Latin American art and culture in the greater Los Angeles area.

48

Shoreline Village

Shoreline Village is a commercial area of Long Beach that runs from the Yard House, all the way along to Parkers Lighthouse.

49

The Queen Mary Tours & Exhibits

The RMS Queen Mary sailed its final voyage from Southampton to Long Beach in 1967 and after this it became permanently moored here

50

Aquarium Of The Pacific

Located along Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor, the Aquarium of the Pacific is Southern California’s largest aquarium and a must-do Long Beach activity for all ages. Home to more than 11,000 animal exhibits, the aquarium explores three distinct waters of the Pacific Ocean.

51

The Pike Outlets

The Pike offers the same attractions you would expect from most urban complexes such as a cinema, bars and restaurants but it is the history of the Pike and its unfortunate demise that is most interesting.

52

Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach

Credited with creating a boom in business, tourism and finance within the city, the Long Beach Grand Prix has become a must see race for motor sport fans from all over the world.

53

Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center

This area is also known as Long Beach Entertainment Centre and construction was completed in 1962.

54

Long Beach East Village Arts District

The East Village is perhaps the most culturally diverse area of Long Beach. This diversity is reflected in the architecture that makes up the area and includes high rise condos, studio apartments and small craftmans cottages.

55

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art or MOLAA as it is more commonly known, was opened in 1996 and is the base for Latin American art and culture in the greater Los Angeles area.

56

Shoreline Village

Shoreline Village is a commercial area of Long Beach that runs from the Yard House, all the way along to Parkers Lighthouse.

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