Long Beach, NY is a coastal city located on the south shore of Long Island. It is popular for its beautiful beaches and boardwalks, as well as its vibrant restaurant and nightlife scene. There are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained, including fishing, bike rentals, water sports, and shopping. The city is home to many cultural attractions such as the Long Beach Museum of Art, the Long Beach Public Library, and the Allegria Hotel Spa. Visitors can also take advantage of the many entertainment options such as bars and clubs located within walking distance. Reviews of Long Beach typically reflect these positives aspects - its beachfront beauty, variety of activities available for visitors, and abundance of nightlife spots. Many locals rave about how easy it is to find something to do in this lively city any day or night of the week. With all these attractions combined with its beautiful scenery and relaxed atmosphere, it's no wonder that Long Beach continues to be a popular destination spot for tourists all year round.
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the city by the sea - 5/5/2007
Long Beach is one of two cities located on Long Island, New York. It is on a barrier island on the south shore of Long Island.We enjoy this calm fun location while at the same time we are only one hour from New
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Big Plus and a Couple of Minuses - 8/3/2005
I moved here from CA 6 years ago and love it here. It is a barrier island which is a part of Long Island off the Atlantic coast, so it is all beach coastline with a laid-back culture v.s. New York City. Housing costs are high, but there are plentiful rentals compared to the rest of Long island that is predominantly single family homes with an attached small apartment. There are also a higher precentage of singles here. Most of the parking is street parking which can present a problem in summer season. The downside is that for work you will have to commute to Manhattan for comparative salaries. Salaries on Long Island and the tris-state area are much lower than
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