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3217 E Carson St, Long Beach, CA 90712
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In southwestern California, on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, you can find the peaceful and beautiful city of Long Beach. Long Beach was settled in 1784 by Spaniard Manuel Nieto, although experts found evidence of indigenous people living in the area more than 10,000 years ago. In 1888, the city was named for its long beaches along the coastline, and you can see why when you visit.
The beaches attract visitors from all over the world for swimming, boating, and other water activities. This picturesque area is known for its many waterfront attractions like the Aquarium of the Pacific, the RMS Queen Mary, and Shoreline Village. Wander in the sand on dozens of public beaches, including Junipero Beach on Junipero Avenue and Long Beach City Beach, just down the coast to the east. In fact, if you follow Shoreline Way, you'll pass through about 15 different beaches.
And with an average high temperature in the middle 70s, outdoor activities are popular with both visitors and the locals. In fact, there are over 90 parks in the city covering more than 3,100 acres. Of course, there are many other fun things to do in sunny Long Beach, such as shopping, eating, and learning about the culture by visiting the museums in town.
We travel a lot too, and we know how lugging extra bags can have an effect on an adventurous spirit. Do whatever you came here to do without the burden of extra gear. Download the Bounce app and use the convenient luggage storage company to suit your needs. Locals to Long Beach can store their surfing equipment between an afternoon riding the waves and a night out. Whatever the reason for needing Bounce, we've got you covered.
Just saying the name, Long Beach tells you why most people visit this charming town on the coastline. But there is much more to do than just hanging out at the beach. The Aquarium of the Pacific has more than 100 exhibits with over 12,000 animals to enjoy. Pet a shark or stingray, meet some sea lions and penguins, feed the birds in Lorikeet Forest, or take a tour behind the scenes. Swing by the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, the Lion Lighthouse, or the Russian Submarine next to the Queen Mary.
You can find more than two dozen museums if you want to learn more about the Long Beach area. There are several art museums, a few history museums, and some nature museums like the Wonder of Dinosaurs. They even have a Museum of Selfies.
The Queen Mary: On Queens Highway, the permanently docked Queen Mary is a fun and informational museum to visit. They give guided tours, including several haunted tours, so you can meet the supernatural residents on the ship. You can also see a plethora of art and decorative items, historical photos, a 4D theater, a replica of the Queen Mary made of 250,000 Legos, and the last remaining propeller on the Queen Mary.
Long Beach Museum of Art: The Long Beach Museum of Art boasts a large selection of English Staffordshire ceramics from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. Located on East Ocean Boulevard just to the north of Junipero Beach, the building sits on top of a bluff with a stunning view of the Pacific Ocean. The museum also offers guided tours and a library where you can learn more about the history of the artisans of Southern California.
Rancho Los Alamitos: This fascinating ranch has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places twice. The ranch house dates back to the early 1800s, and the Village of Povuu’ngna historic site is the birthplace of the Gabrielino-Tongva people from thousands of years ago. Enjoy a guided tour, or just explore the ranch and gardens on your own.
$10,000 of coverage means peace of mind that your things are safe.
Store with confidence - Bounce has the highest security standards worldwide!
In southwestern California, on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, you can find the peaceful and beautiful city of Long Beach. Long Beach was settled in 1784 by Spaniard Manuel Nieto, although experts found evidence of indigenous people living in the area more than 10,000 years ago. In 1888, the city was named for its long beaches along the coastline, and you can see why when you visit.
The beaches attract visitors from all over the world for swimming, boating, and other water activities. This picturesque area is known for its many waterfront attractions like the Aquarium of the Pacific, the RMS Queen Mary, and Shoreline Village. Wander in the sand on dozens of public beaches, including Junipero Beach on Junipero Avenue and Long Beach City Beach, just down the coast to the east. In fact, if you follow Shoreline Way, you'll pass through about 15 different beaches.
And with an average high temperature in the middle 70s, outdoor activities are popular with both visitors and the locals. In fact, there are over 90 parks in the city covering more than 3,100 acres. Of course, there are many other fun things to do in sunny Long Beach, such as shopping, eating, and learning about the culture by visiting the museums in town.
We travel a lot too, and we know how lugging extra bags can have an effect on an adventurous spirit. Do whatever you came here to do without the burden of extra gear. Download the Bounce app and use the convenient luggage storage company to suit your needs. Locals to Long Beach can store their surfing equipment between an afternoon riding the waves and a night out. Whatever the reason for needing Bounce, we've got you covered.
Just saying the name, Long Beach tells you why most people visit this charming town on the coastline. But there is much more to do than just hanging out at the beach. The Aquarium of the Pacific has more than 100 exhibits with over 12,000 animals to enjoy. Pet a shark or stingray, meet some sea lions and penguins, feed the birds in Lorikeet Forest, or take a tour behind the scenes. Swing by the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, the Lion Lighthouse, or the Russian Submarine next to the Queen Mary.
You can find more than two dozen museums if you want to learn more about the Long Beach area. There are several art museums, a few history museums, and some nature museums like the Wonder of Dinosaurs. They even have a Museum of Selfies.
The Queen Mary: On Queens Highway, the permanently docked Queen Mary is a fun and informational museum to visit. They give guided tours, including several haunted tours, so you can meet the supernatural residents on the ship. You can also see a plethora of art and decorative items, historical photos, a 4D theater, a replica of the Queen Mary made of 250,000 Legos, and the last remaining propeller on the Queen Mary.
Long Beach Museum of Art: The Long Beach Museum of Art boasts a large selection of English Staffordshire ceramics from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. Located on East Ocean Boulevard just to the north of Junipero Beach, the building sits on top of a bluff with a stunning view of the Pacific Ocean. The museum also offers guided tours and a library where you can learn more about the history of the artisans of Southern California.
Rancho Los Alamitos: This fascinating ranch has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places twice. The ranch house dates back to the early 1800s, and the Village of Povuu’ngna historic site is the birthplace of the Gabrielino-Tongva people from thousands of years ago. Enjoy a guided tour, or just explore the ranch and gardens on your own.
