Downtown Long Beach

Tourist Information

Step out onto Pine Avenue and you’ll find the iconic Long Beach Museum of Art, a Mediterranean‑style cliffside gallery with ocean views. Just a block away, the bustling Shoreline Village offers boutique shops, classic arcade games, and waterfront dining with fresh sushi and fish tacos. Walk north to the historic Queen Mary, a floating hotel and museum, then explore the nearby Aquarium of the Pacific for interactive marine exhibits. The station’s proximity to the Rainbow Harbor promenade lets visitors rent bikes, paddle‑board, or simply enjoy sunset strolls along the marina.

Local Tips

• Buy a TAP card online before arrival to skip the ticket kiosk line and get a 10% fare discount for the week.
• Check the Metro schedule app for real‑time arrivals; trains run every 6‑8 minutes during peak hours but only every 12‑15 minutes on weekends.
• Carry a reusable water bottle and sunscreen—Long Beach’s sunny climate means you’ll be outdoors often, and many cafés offer free water refills.

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Estación completamente accesible según normativas ADA.

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