Archstone Long Beach Harbor

Downtown Farmers' Market. Fresh flowers and produce, local merchants and entertainment are just a few blocks walk from Archstone Long Beach Harbor.

The Queen Mary. A luxury ocean liner from 1936 - 1967, it now floats in the Long Beach Harbor as a museum and hotel. Rumor has it there may also be a few ghostly visitors around.

Shoreline Village. Catch one of the many boat tours out of Rainbow Harbor or stop for a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants lining the waterfront.

Long Beach Performing Arts Center. See a musician, a ballet or any number of theaterical acts that make their way through the city.

City Place Plaza. Great shopping, good food and convenience all rolled into one great place.

Belmont Shore. Fantastic shopping, great dining, and you'll always find an event going on.

The Pike. Originally built in 1902, the Pike remains, though newly renovated with great restaurants and entertainment for the whole family.

Catalina Island. Go for a horseback ride, snorkle or shop the island. While you're there, be on the lookout for buffalo -descendents from those left behind after filming a Hollywood western.

Aquarium of the Pacific. Fifth largest aquarium in the nation with displays of all ecosystems within the Pacific Ocean. Also boasts educational programs and a hands on sting ray exhibit.

Laugh Factory. Find out what's so funny and have a good time.

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