Huntington Beach Things to Do

If you've got the money and are 21 then head straight to V20, the hippest club on Long Beach. The club offers entertainment for University students or anyone in a mood to chill and have a drink. However when the drinks get to y... more

Located on the western edge of the campus, this garden with its Japanese touch, provides a tranquil setting. Built in the name of the late Mr. Miller, the funds were contributed to the University by his wife. It remains closed... more

Officially known as the Grand Avenue Pier, this venue has a more colorful name given by its citizens: the Devil's Gate Pier, thanks to a suitably-shaped geological formation in the area. The wooden structure is impressive to lo... more

This vast expanse of green in Long Beach is sure to soothe your frayed nerves. Lying between Pine and Linden Avenues, alongside the Shoreline Drive, the park is a welcome haven for city souls. The 9.4 acre park adds to the nat... more

The Long Beach Harbor houses the Long Beach Port—the second and tenth most busiest port in the United States and the world respectively. The harbor is a stop for goods worth up to USD100 billion annually and is governed by the... more

After living the perilous life of a fishing boat in the harsh sea, the Grand Romance Riverboat soon changed into a themed cruise providing various performances such as dance, comedy and murder mysteries over the journey. As alw... more

The perfect thing to do on a bright sunny day is to head to this place for a breath of fresh air! The admission is free for the green sprawling gardens. Once you park your car, it's best to have a smoke there itself before ente... more

Two decades after the formation of the Los Angeles-Orange County State College in 1949, the City of Long Beach took up the responsibility of exclusively educating the Long Beach students by starting an autonomous university of... more

Dubbed as "more than just a museum", the Museum of Latin American Art (MoLAA) is the place to come, if you're interested in Latin American art work. It displays works by artists, which date from World War II to recent years. Th... more

Billed by Ripley's Believe It Or Not as the skinniest house in the United States, Skinny House is a Tudor-style home. Built in 1932 by Nelson Rummond after someone bet that he couldn't possibly build a livable house on the lot... more