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La Tour (French for "the tower") is what locals love to call the mysterious tower jutting next to the cliffs at Victoria Beach. This quaint and browning tower, with rugged stones at its base, seems almost as though it has grown naturally out of the cliffs. For decades locals have wondered about the tower's origin; was it perhaps a lighthouse to guide sailors or really a pirate's haunt? Most people now seem to agree that the tower is nothing but an extension of a former home that perched on the clifftop. It was built in 1926 as a stairway for Senator William E. Brown and his family to access the beach from their home. The single metal staircase found inside the tower seems to confirm this theory. You can only visit La Tour during low tide and that too with permission from the owners, as it stands on private property. However, if you do get a chance to visit, the beach surrounding the tower is one of the most picturesque and secluded spots in the city.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church is a friendly Long Beach church that was built in 1917 and then later rebuilt after the 1933 earthquake. The church welcomes everybody and has become known for its support of LGBT issues to show how Christianity is welcoming to all. St. Luke's Episcopal Church conducts regular prayer meetings and services and also holds cultural events on a regular basis.

Located on North Dale Street in Anaheim, St John the Baptist Greek Church was built on its current location in 1967. This church was put together by the Greek Orthodox Christian community. This beautiful church’s interiors feature stunning stained-glass windows, chandeliers and a large dome that has been frescoed. They offer weekly sermons and other services like baptism, marriage and anointing of the sick.

Ole Hanson, co-founder of the city of San Clemente, built Casa Romantica as a family residence in 1927. Now a cultural center, it offers special interest events such as art workshops, poetry sessions, lecture series and so forth. Take a tour of the facility and its beautiful, expansive gardens with a docent for a complete experience.

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 its own. Today California State University offers courses in art, management and science along with gaining the prestigious recognition of having the best campus facilities among other universities in and around the area. Venues such as the University Art Museum attract visitors to see the development of art and provide students with an outlet to showcase their talent.