• The Queen Mary - The RMS Queen Mary completed its last journey from Southampton to Long Beach in 1967, where it now remains permanently docked.
• Submarine Scorpion - Venture into the once restricted areas of this authentic “Cold War Warrior.” Discover the torpedo rooms, the compact crew quarters, and the extensive network of valves, pipes, and wires that comprised this combat submarine. The Scorpion submarine remains entirely authentic and unchanged since the Cold War era, offering visitors a unique chance to experience life aboard a Russian submarine.
• Aquarium of the Pacific - Situated along Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor, the Aquarium of the Pacific is the largest aquarium in Southern California and a must-visit attraction for all ages. Featuring over 11,000 animal exhibits, the aquarium showcases three distinct regions of the Pacific Ocean.
• The Pike Outlets - The Pike features typical urban attractions such as a cinema, bars, and restaurants, but its intriguing history and unfortunate decline are what truly captivate visitors.
• Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach - Known for boosting business, tourism, and finance in the city, the Long Beach Grand Prix has become an essential event for motorsport enthusiasts worldwide.
• Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center - Also referred to as the Long Beach Entertainment Centre, this venue was completed in 1962.
• Long Beach East Village Arts District - The East Village is arguably the most culturally diverse area in Long Beach. This diversity is evident in its architecture, which includes high-rise condos, studio apartments, and small craftsman cottages.
• Museum of Latin American Art - Commonly known as MOLAA, the Museum of Latin American Art opened in 1996 and serves as the hub for Latin American art and culture in the greater Los Angeles area.
• Grissom - Grissom Island is one of four man-made islands constructed in 1964, used for oil extraction from the Wilmington oil fields.
• Shoreline Village - Shoreline Village is a commercial district in Long Beach that stretches from the Yard House to Parkers Lighthouse.
• Port of Long Beach - As the second-largest container port in the USA, the Port of Long Beach plays a crucial role in American trade with Asia.

• Audio files and GPS map
• Self-Paced

• Admission Fees
• Transportation
• Food/Drinks
• Audio Device

This captivating audio tour of the sunny and lively Long Beach in California invites you on an enjoyable journey, showcasing attractions like the majestic RMS Queen Mary and the renowned Long Beach Grand Prix.

Ideal for exploration on foot, this self-guided audio tour lets you set your own pace and delve into the stories of this thrilling city at your leisure.

During this tour, you’ll encounter stunning architectural examples, significant historical ships, and a variety of free artwork created by local residents and workers.

To explore this wonderful city at your own pace, simply download this engagingly-narrated self-guided audio tour, plug in your headphones, open the accompanying map, and start your adventure.

The tour lasts approximately two hours, but you can pause the audio guide whenever you wish. Feel free to grab a meal or shop along the way.

Please be aware that this tour is available only in English.

• Tour downloading instructions are in the “Before You Go” section of your ticket.
• No admission fees or physical guide included.
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Please download the audio file and make it ready before you start your journey
• Available only in English.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.