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    Red Car Museum

    3.2 (10 reviews)

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    this just a red train in the middle of a park like some drunk union worker forgot to pick it up b4 his shift ended in 1930.

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    Red car is boring and rarely open. They could make it more interesting and engaging...

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    Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden

    Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden

    4.4(403 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    The Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden is a beautiful spot if you are looking for a peaceful walk…read moresurrounded by Japanese foliage and well-maintained landscaping. The garden features a large pond filled with koi, including around 30 big koi and what looks like hundreds of smaller ones they are raising. It is a relaxing place to watch the fish swim by and enjoy the scenery. One of the best parts is that visiting is free, but you do need to make a reservation ahead of time. They allow up to six people per reservation, and they typically do not take walk-ins, so plan ahead before coming. The garden itself is on the smaller side, and the walking path takes about 15 minutes at a casual pace. Still, there are plenty of places to sit and enjoy the surroundings. You will find charming bridges, small waterfalls, lily pads throughout the pond, and even a little Zen garden area. Even though it is compact, the peaceful atmosphere and the well-kept grounds make it a great visit. I highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area and want a quiet, refreshing escape.

    Beautiful, yes. Quiet, yes. But the staffs really do make people uncomfortable. As if they're the…read morestrict parents or mall cops, telling you to move, to not stand there too long, no picture setup, don't stop for more than 30s, don't talk too loud The garden is the size of a small practice soccer field and there are at least 10 staffs

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    Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden - Enjoying the fall colors

    Enjoying the fall colors

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    Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden

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    Rancho Los Alamitos - Sensory cart by the tennis court

    Rancho Los Alamitos

    4.5(122 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    My grandkids enjoy the art and crafts of the sheep and love all the animals, plants, big trees and…read morespecially all the houses.. Everyone was very friendly to us The restroom was very clean.

    A historical landmark, close & free to visit…read more Originally part of the ancestral village of Povuun'nga, the traditional place of origin of the native Gabrielino-Tongva people of the Los Angeles Basin, named Rancho Los Alamitos when the land was conceded to Manuel Nieto, and finally to Fred & Florence Bixby, whose children donated the family ranch to the City of Long Beach in 1968. To enter, visitors proceed to the Bixby Hill residential security gate at the intersection of East Anaheim Road and Palo Verde Avenue. Entrance is strictly at 1pm, as the guard will not allow entrance prior to that. Operating hours are 1pm - 5pm Wed - Sun. Initial visit, the barn area w/ the livestock was closed off due to a water main break. Tours of the Adobe Ranch is via a docent-led tour, which can be made at the Rancho Center. No photography is permitted. Tom was the docent, and he was quite knowledgeable of the history of Rancho Los Alamitos, allowing passage into each room on the first floor. Second floor was closed to visitors. My favorite room was the kitchen, as I marveled at the various appliances, such as the still operational refrigerator, with the condenser on top, instead of bottom. Also, the heavy, built to last stove, which probably served a countless number of meals for the family & staff working the ranch. There were a few objects which were available to touch, such as an early proto version of a View-Master. The cherry on top of the Adobe Ranch visit was pulling the rope attached to the dinner bell, signifying everyone to "come & get it!". The handsome, well-maintained garden landscape surrounding the property provides natural beauty & plenty of photo opportunities. Second visit was more fun, as the barn & livestock areas were open to the public, again! Preston, a magnificent Shire horse, towers over almost all visitors, and stuns with his majestic beauty. In the world record books, a Shire horse named Sampson is the largest recorded horse ever, at 7' 2.5" tall & 3,360 lbs. Not to be outdone, Fred the donkey bombastically greets people with his hee-haws. A few rescue horses, sheep & a coop full of chickens provided plenty of enjoyment. A pleasurable afternoon can be had at Rancho Los Alamitos. Visitors gaze back in time upon a working ranch, experience how things were built to stand the test of time, opposed to planned obsolescence of most machinery & appliances, today. Visiting Preston, Fred & the other animals, alone, is worth the drive. I look forward to coming back & I highly recommend giving Rancho Los Alamitos a visit.

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    Rancho Los Alamitos - Rose Garden

    Rose Garden

    Rancho Los Alamitos - Pelican by the entrance to the Secret Garden

    Pelican by the entrance to the Secret Garden

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    Long Beach Museum of Art - View from the beach

    Long Beach Museum of Art

    3.8(217 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    This museum is in a really nice location. It's right next to the beach and you can't beat that. I…read morebought my tickets online and they had a special for 50% off. There's also free parking next to the museum which is a plus. It was my first time at this museum and it's a pretty small museum. When I went, the second floor was closed because there was an event that night. I went to see the Robert Williams exhibit which is on the main floor and there was a lot to see. There's also a lower level with an exhibit for local high school artist which is cool. Although the museum was small I was there for almost an hour. I thought the description of the pieces were very detailed and helped me understand what I was looking at.

    Love it here! There are two buildings. It's the building on the right…read more The computers were down on the Saturday I visited, so admission was free. Otherwise, general admission is $15 and admission for seniors is $10. I visited during the Robert Williams exhibit. Great, comprehensive collection of artwork, past and present. Paintings and sculpture, large and small. There's a small gift shop located immediately next to reception. The basement exhibit was artwork created by middle school, up and coming artists. The second floor was an exhibit surrounding paper and books. Although visitors are not allowed to go outdoors, awesome ocean view from the second floor window and patio. You can either take the stairs or elevator. Parking: I parked on the next block. Free, residential street parking.

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    Long Beach Museum of Art - Akiko Liu Photos

    Akiko Liu Photos

    Long Beach Museum of Art - Akiko Liu Photos

    Akiko Liu Photos

    Long Beach Museum of Art - Akiko Liu Photos

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    Titanic in Photographs: The Exhibition

    Titanic in Photographs: The Exhibition

    4.8(6 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    This exhibit "experience" was more then a forensic analysis, very sad to see how Titanic faltered…read moreand then sank. Here at the exhibit, true stories of most of the passengers were told. Artifacts and images , jewelry, furniture , life jackets, letters helped to tell real stores of the passengers who decided to board the titanic . I found it to be very interesting. Although if I could change one thing it would be the headset and earbuds, kept falling off ( due to excessive wear ) I enjoyed this experience, I feel you will too !

    This was my first visit to any Titanic show and it was such a fantastic event!…read more According to their Yelp event, Titanic in Photographs is "The in-depth story of the world's most famous ship, told through an exhibition of unique, period photographs, brought to life with a world-class display of priceless original artifacts & images. Located near the engine room on the famous RMS Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA." The photos that have been blown up to mega sizes are a real treat. They are not grainy and there's a ton of detail to pour over while walking through the exhibit. John White and his small crew of tireless workers setup the entire display in a matter of a few weeks and their efforts show. After the exhibit, take a stroll around the Queen Mary. From the bridge to the bilge, you can spend literally all day aboard this massive ship (bigger than the Titanic even). Gift shops, restaurants and a few of bars make the tour much more enjoyable too.

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    Titanic in Photographs: The Exhibition
    Titanic in Photographs: The Exhibition
    Titanic in Photographs: The Exhibition

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    Aquarium Of The Pacific - Entrance

    Aquarium Of The Pacific

    4.1(3.4k reviews)
    5.5 mi

    We just went to night dive this Friday for a date night & this was sooo cute!…read more No line upon entering which was fantastic cause I did see it on tik tok it gets pretty busy so get there early! We arrive right at 7:30pm & I was so happy we did! Lines started building up after we were already in! They have bars inside & out, snack / food bars, a free photo station where someone takes a photo of you & prints out two copies (: then we started our exploring! So many cute fish, we loved all the jellyfish, shark lagoon was probably our favorite spot of the night! You can touch the sharks, stingrays & jelly fish while people who work there walk about giving you cool facts about each! Shout out to Brad, he gave us all the cool shark facts as well as our cute first timer pins (: They even have a dj & he was throwing out some bangers! lol We had a great night! I wish we could have seen the sea lions a bit better but it was pretty dark in their area, we did see one pretty active swimming back n forth & two sleeping on a rock ha Totally recommend for a cute date night! (:

    Came here on a Saturday and it was super fun!! We arrived at 10am and parked in the structure…read more There was plenty of parking. There was only 1 available elevator out of 4.. however it wasnt too busy. They have a ticket booth outside to purchase tickets but we got ours online. They scan yoye ticket inside and we were off! We got to see a lot of super cool stuff like fish, jellyfish, sharks, turtles, Frogs, penguins etc. Our favorite exhibit was the birds. You get to go into this big cage and for $5 they give you a small cup of nectar for the birds to eat. They are all around you and you can feed them. We had a great time and we finished everything around 3pm. They close at 6pm.

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    Aquarium Of The Pacific - Gangs all here!

    Gangs all here!

    Aquarium Of The Pacific - Sea Otter Purse, Wallet, etc in the store  05-10-2025

    Sea Otter Purse, Wallet, etc in the store 05-10-2025

    Aquarium Of The Pacific - Big whale at the entrance

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    Big whale at the entrance

    Museum of Latin American Art - "Opposing Directions" by Luis Torruella

    Museum of Latin American Art

    4.1(264 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    Attended the opening reception for their current exhibition featuring 3 artists: Mercedes Gertz,…read moreGuillermo Bert and Arturo Romero. The event was well attended and had a nice spread. Even got a key chain and pin for being a Friend member. Mercedes pieces were more focused on women and seemed very personal. It evoked an emotional reaction utilizing a lot of clothing. Guillermo's pieces were varied and utilized different media. QR codes were woven into tapestries. It was just a shame that they didn't work for me. His 3D cut life sized sculptures featured working people. His led masks were captivating. There was definitely a political tone in the pieces. Arturo's pieces were few but impactful. Blurred faces evoked some mystery. It felt dark too. Collectively a great show. They're free on Sundays so there's no reason for you to skip it.

    This museum was SO disappointing! The building is huge so I figured it would be able to house large…read morescale exhibits. Inside there were four gallery rooms for exhibits but the rooms, although fairly spacious, severely lacked art. I mean, the walls were very bare and I felt like they didn't have enough inventory to fill up the wall space. It was weird. Here you have this massive building and barely any art worth viewing. It was ridiculous. The entire experience was pretty lame and left me feeling unsatisfied. I should have known better when their website wasn't allowing patrons to purchase tickets online. The entire museum feels and looks mismanaged to me. It's such a waste of a good building, I honestly don't know how these folks keep the lights on because the exhibits are laughable. One thing I will say, the Guillermo Bert exhibit is definitely worth checking out but that's the only interesting art MOLAA has to offer right now. The people who run this museum need to get it together because the Cheech in Riverside is amazing and a true inspiration to Latin American artists everywhere. Sorry MOLAA, I'll never come back and I'll never recommend this place to anyone.

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    Museum of Latin American Art - "Asphalt Spindle" by Betsabee Romero

    "Asphalt Spindle" by Betsabee Romero

    Museum of Latin American Art - Ironias Del Sur gallery

    Ironias Del Sur gallery

    Museum of Latin American Art - Artwork posted on the walls

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    Artwork posted on the walls

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