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Old Town Seal BeachMain StreetSeal Beach562.799.0179 Just down shady, tree-lined Main Street is a beautiful beach and pier. Visitors can stroll along several city blocks of Main Street and enjoy restaurants, gift shops, foreign films, surf, kite and bicycle shops and a tearoom. Be sure to take a walk down the pier, where you can fish, have lunch or enjoy the sunset. Amenities include beach access, a bike path, volleyball courts, snack bar, restrooms and showers.
Old Town Seal Beach
Main Street, Seal Beach
562.799.0179
Just down shady, tree-lined Main Street is a beautiful beach and pier. Visitors can stroll along several city blocks of Main Street and enjoy restaurants, gift shops, foreign films, surf, kite and bicycle shops and a tearoom. Be sure to take a walk down the pier, where you can fish, have lunch or enjoy the sunset. Amenities include beach access, a bike path, volleyball courts, snack bar, restrooms and showers.
Pacific Electric Red Car MuseumElectric Avenue and Main StreetSeal Beach562.683.1874 Open on the second and fourth Saturday of each month from noon-3 p.m., the museum holds a rare Pacific Electric tower car built in 1925, which serves as the museum's headquarters. The museum displays photographs of early Seal Beach, Indian artifacts and seashells, as well as a reference library of local history and detailed regional maps.
Pacific Electric Red Car Museum
Electric Avenue and Main Street, Seal Beach
562.683.1874
Open on the second and fourth Saturday of each month from noon-3 p.m., the museum holds a rare Pacific Electric tower car built in 1925, which serves as the museum's headquarters. The museum displays photographs of early Seal Beach, Indian artifacts and seashells, as well as a reference library of local history and detailed regional maps.
Sandpiper Bike Shop231 Seal Beach Blvd.Seal Beach562.594.6130 Rent bikes and accessories and go for a family bike ride through Old Town Seal Beach along the beach bike path or the banks of the Los Angeles River, stopping wherever you like.
Sandpiper Bike Shop
231 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal Beach
562.594.6130
Rent bikes and accessories and go for a family bike ride through Old Town Seal Beach along the beach bike path or the banks of the Los Angeles River, stopping wherever you like.

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