Central Torrance, North Torrance, South Torrance & the coast
Pair a cultural visit around the civic center with local dining and shopping. Compare actual addresses before choosing how to travel. Explore neighborhood food and everyday shops along Artesia Boulevard and nearby streets, checking each destination’s visiting information. Choose a South Torrance kitchen or shop, then make a separate trip to Torrance Beach. Check coastal conditions and parking restrictions before arrival. Respect private homes and businesses while exploring public streets.
Pick a starting point and build from there. Confirm opening hours, access and reservations with the venue; this guide does not imply availability or an affiliation with the places mentioned.
Gaetano’s Restaurant serves Italian food in Torrance and was opened by Steve and Dori in 1993. It also offers catering for gatherings across Torrance and the South Bay.
Miyabi Uni is a Japanese restaurant located in Torrance, California. The restaurant's master chef has over 30 years of collective Japanese fine dining experience and brings traditional flavors and modern creations to…
Deep Roots Garden Center in Torrance, California, serves the South Bay area with a wide selection of indoor plants, pottery, and containers, as well as plant care products and garden center services. The center has the…
Art & collectible gallery · 24416 Crenshaw Blvd #3
Pop Monster Enterprise Inc. is an art and collectible gallery on Crenshaw Boulevard.
Historic places in Torrance
National Register of Historic Places listings in the city, from Wikidata. Many are private property; view them from the street unless a site says it is open.
Pacific Electric Railroad Bridge
Built 1913
Railway bridge in Torrance, California, United States.
