The best museums in Long Beach in September 2025

These are the top 5 best museums in Long Beach, United States, ranked by their rating and popularity in 2025. Click a museum for more information about the museum, including visitor information, exhibitions and reviews.

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  1. Online discount!Aquarium of the Pacific1

    Aquarium of the Pacific

     Long Beach, CA
    The Aquarium of the Pacific, previously known as the Pacific Long Beach Aquarium, is a substantial aquarium spanning 5 acres. It is situated in the scenic Rainbow Harbor in Long Beach, California. This location offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore a wide variety of marine life in a spacious and well-maintained environment.
  2. RMS Queen Mary2

    RMS Queen Mary

     Long Beach, CA
    The RMS Queen Mary was a trans-Atlantic passenger ship that was part of the Cunard Line. It sailed from 1936 to 1967, making voyages between Southampton, Cherbourg, and New York. This historical ship offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the grandeur and elegance of trans-Atlantic travel during its time.
  3. Museum of Latin American Art3

    Museum of Latin American Art

     Long Beach, CA
    MOLAA is situated in downtown Long Beach, California. The museum is housed in a modern structure designed by Mexican architect Manuel Rosen. It features four galleries, a contemporary project space, and an outdoor sculpture garden. These spaces provide a diverse and dynamic environment for visitors to explore and appreciate Latin American and Latino art.
  4. Rancho Los Alamitos4

    Rancho Los Alamitos

     Long Beach, CA
    The early 19th century adobe ranch house at Rancho Los Alamitos is a significant attraction for visitors. The house, which still stands today, houses a museum that presents the history of the area. This offers tourists an opportunity to learn about the region's past and its evolution over the centuries.
  5. Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden5

    Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden

     Long Beach, CA
    The Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden is a serene and beautifully maintained Japanese garden and botanical garden that spans 1.3 acres. It is situated on the campus of California State University in Long Beach, California. This tranquil space offers visitors a chance to experience a slice of Japanese culture and horticulture without leaving the United States.

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