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Views of Long Beach
Photos by Ella Batalon for CoastParadise.com

   
 
Above left: The Queen Mary should be the first stop on any visit to Long Beach. While you're there, take a
    tour of the Russian Scorpion Submarine that's docked nearby.
Above right: Docked beside the Queen, a Carnival cruise ship gets ready for a trip to the Mexican Riviera.

   
 
Above left: The main deck of the Queen Mary contains several shops and restaurants.
Above right: Celebrities such as Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Queen Elizabeth walked along the ship's outside deck.

   
 
Above left: A view of Shoreline Village from the Queen Mary. Shoreline Village offers shops, restaurants and dinner
   cruises.
Above right: A view of the Long Beach Marina from the Queen Mary. The Long Beach Convention Center and high-rise
condominiums are located nearby.

   
 
Above left: The outside walls of the Long Beach Convention Center were painted by Whalen, a well-known artist.
Above right: The Long Beach Civic Center, as seen from across the street at the Camden Condominiums.

   

Above left: A view of Ocean Boulevard, looking east. To the right is Bluff Park, a popular beachside park.
Above right: Bluff Park offers a view of the Pacific Ocean and gentle sea breezes.

Above left: Bluff Park offers a clifflike view of the beach and ocean.
Above right: Another view from Bluff Park shows an island of oil rigs made to look less like an island of oil rigs.
    Colored lights give the rigs an attractive look at night.

   
 
Above left: The patio area at the Long Beach Museum of Art features a fountain artwork. The museum, which is
    located next to Bluff Park, has a cafe with lovely views of the ocean and beaches.
Above right: The Hilltop Mister at Signal Hill is an interactive piece of art. The blue cylindrical object in the middle
    of the park delivers a fine mist into the air.

Above left: The Cinemark Theatre Center is located across from the Long Beach Convention Center.
Above right: The AMC Pine Street 16 Theatre is located on Pine Street in downtown Long Beach.

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