| Long Beach, California is a beautiful coastal city that offers stunning scenery, a vibrant culture, and iconic landmarks. There are countless opportunities for photography in Long Beach, and many photographers have captured the city's beauty in stunning photos. |
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Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The current pier was built in 1966, replacing a wooden pier that stood for over 50 years. The 1,620 foot-long concrete pier offers wonderful views of Long Beach and the surrounding area. The Stunning SunSets Are Free
The pier is located at Ocean and 39th Place. It offers free public fishing with no license required as long as you stay on the pier to fish. Pay parking is available in a public lot near the base of the pier. |
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| Aquarium of the Pacific is home to a vast array of marine life. The aquarium is a popular attraction in Long Beach for the sea creatures that call it home. The Aquarium of the Pacific is on a 5-acre site on Rainbow Harbor in Long Beach, California. |
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| Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center is a popular venue for conferences, concerts, and other events. The center is an iconic landmark in the city of modern design and impressive size. |
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Former Long Beach Naval Complex - The former Long Beach Naval Complex was comprised of the Long Beach Naval Station and the adjacent Long Beach Naval Shipyard. In 1932, Long Beach built a large Navy Landing at the foot of Pico Avenue. By the next year, there were over 50 ships and 30,000 sailors at Long Beach.
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Aerial Vew Of The Harbor And Former Shipyard Area |
Immediately before the start of World War II, it became apparent that a major anchorage and operation area was needed in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-San Pedro area. In 1940, the city of Long Beach ceded 108 acres of land on Terminal Island for Navy use, retaining the mineral rights to the recently discovered oilfield under the site and extending offshore. |
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Aerial View Of Long Beach Naval Shipyard |
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| While you can't climb the lighthouse in Lighthouse Park (also known as ShoreLine Aquatic Park), this tiny peninsula jutting into Rainbow Harbor is a popular place for skateboarding, viewing the Queen Mary and Rainbow Harbor, and hosting picnics. |
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Downtown Long Beach |
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| Museum of Latin American Art |
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| Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum |
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| Long Beach Museum of Art - Home to a vast collection of modern and contemporary art. The photo showcases the museum's unique architecture and beautiful location overlooking the ocean. |
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| Naples Canals - a series of picturesque canals that wind through a neighborhood of beautiful homes. The canals are a hidden gem in Long Beach, and this photo captures their serene beauty. |
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| Shoreline Village: This photo captures the vibrant and colorful Shoreline Village, which is a popular destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. The photo showcases the lively atmosphere of the village and its beautiful waterfront location. |
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| Queen Mary - the historic Queen Mary, which is a retired ocean liner that is now a popular tourist attraction. The photo showcases the ship's impressive size and unique design. |
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| Bluff Park: This photo captures the serene beauty of Bluff Park, which is a popular destination for picnicking, sunbathing, and enjoying the ocean views. The photo showcases the park's lush greenery and stunning oceanfront location. |
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| Long Beach Skyline: This photo captures the stunning Long Beach skyline, with the city's modern buildings and iconic landmarks in the foreground. The photo showcases the city's vibrant energy and impressive architecture. |
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| Shoreline Marina dotted with funky shops, family-friendly attractions, restaurants, and bars, all located along the Shoreline Marina. You'll find a carousel and an arcade, as well as rentals for powerboats, jet skis, electric boats, kayaks, and sailboats that can be arranged right from the marina. Shoreline Village also hosts live music on most summer weekends and throughout the holiday season. |
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| Aqualink water taxis -AquaLink, LBT’s largest vessel, can hold up to 70 passengers. We recommend arriving early to ensure your spot onboard as boat capacity is limited on a first-come, first-board basis at each dock. |
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