Long Beach is located in Los Angeles County and borders some of California's largest cities, but is often overlooked in favor of star-studded destinations like San Francisco and San Diego. It's also a city of festivals, so check out the city's website to see if there's anything that tickles your fancy when you visit. Overall, Long Beach maintains an increasing anonymity in City Hall and elsewhere, and although it is Los Santos County, it often feels more closely connected to the San Fernando Valley than to any other city in the county, even though it shares a border with all its major cities. Its neighborhoods are affluent in some other states, but not as affluent as those of other cities in California or even other states.

If you are looking for a unique place to stay in Long Beach, you can always stay on a ship, but if you prefer to sit back and enjoy the ride, there are several different helicopter tour operators that offer tours from Long Beach Airport, including a flight over Hollywood. Another popular trip to the area is the Santa Monica Bay Cruise, a two-day cruise from Los Angeles, although you'll have to leave Long Beach. If you're spending a few days on the long beach, one of the best ways to see a new part of California is to take a boat to Catalina Island.

Further afield, you can make good use of your rental car and consider the sprawling Santa Monica Beach Resort and Spa waterfront. The park offers great views of the surrounding area from a vantage point that offers views of the ocean, the Pacific Ocean and even the city of Los Angeles.

Also on the water is the Aquarium of the Pacific and Shoreline Aquatic Park, which houses the largest aquarium in the world and a variety of outdoor activities for children and adults. Although the Monterey Aqu Aquarium is often overshadowed as the best aquarium in California, it is still recognized as one of the best in the United States, although it is often underrepresented.

Long Beach is also located on the Pacific Ocean and its port offers access to land and the world via Long Beach International Airport, the largest in the United States and the second largest port in California.

Long Beach's Interstate 710 runs north - west of the city limits, and its interstates, 711 and 715, run east - west along the north and west coasts of California. Long Beach is connected to the Blue Line subway system by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro Line 1 and Orange County Line 2, which provide access to downtown, downtown LA and downtown L.A. County.

LAX is one of the busiest airports in the United States and the second busiest in California. While SNA is busy, it is a little less busy than LAX due to its proximity to Los Angeles International Airport.

re in the Beach Cities, take Route 1, which runs along the Pacific Coast Highway and also ends at CSULB. You can also take the San Diego 405 freeway to the beach town of L.A. or the Los Angeles International Airport via the 405.

Take the subway to LAX or the airport via Long Beach, although you will need a bus transfer or a short taxi ride to reach your final destination. Take the red subway line to the beach resort of L.A. or Los Angeles International Airport via Interstate 405 or change to the blue line in Long Beach once you reach it at Union Station.

To get there, fly to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and rent a car or drive south and fly back to Long Beach via Interstate 405 or the L.A. beachfront resort. If you are flying or leaving the Long Island Expressway (I-405) or Orange County Freeway, you have a good chance of getting to both Long Beach and Orange County by car, even if your car cannot be rented. Most areas in Long Beach have free parking and are so close to the beaches that many areas do not have paid parking.

This is a city that has a large number of restaurants, bars, shops, hotels, restaurants and other shops as well as a variety of hotels.

The most famous part of Long Beach is the land around Rainbow Harbor, which locals call Pike and is home to the largest beach in the United States, the Pacific Ocean. Surfing is extremely popular in this area and many other surfing destinations in Southern California. This city is located in an area known as the Gateway Cities, which provides access to a large number of consumers and businesses from across Southern California. The area of the city, an area of Los Angeles and Orange County bordering the San Fernando Valley, San Bernardino County, Santa Barbara County and Santa Monica County, is located on the border between Orange and San Diego counties.