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Manhattan Beach, California
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Manhattan Beach Boulevard was originally part of the Redondo Railway, which connected Los Angeles to the beach cities in the early 1900s.
Stretching approximately 4.5 miles, it runs from the Pacific Ocean to the city of Lawndale, intersecting with major roads like Sepulveda Boulevard and Aviation Boulevard.
Polliwog Park, located near the eastern end of the boulevard, is a favorite spot for families, offering playgrounds, picnic areas, and a small lake.
The Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair, held annually in October, takes place near the boulevard and features arts, crafts, and live entertainment.
Manhattan Beach Boulevard is home to Mira Costa High School, a highly regarded public high school known for its academic and athletic programs.
The boulevard features a variety of shopping options, including the Manhattan Village Mall, which offers a mix of retail stores and dining experiences.
