Old Town on foot
Begin with the historical society’s current museum information, then choose food and shops around Sartori Avenue and El Prado. Check any guided-walk schedule directly.
Explore the source →Your local guide
A day, a weekend, your Torrance. Plan around opening hours and the actual distance between stops.
Begin with the historical society’s current museum information, then choose food and shops around Sartori Avenue and El Prado. Check any guided-walk schedule directly.
Explore the source →Check the Torrance Art Museum exhibition schedule before planning a civic-center visit. Choose a local meal nearby using exact directory addresses.
Explore the source →Plan time at Torrance Beach and choose a South Torrance restaurant for a separate stop. Check official water-quality guidance, tides and parking before heading out.
Explore the source →Hours and availability change, so check with each place before you go.
Start the day at one of these local restaurants.
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.
Monkish Brewing Co.'s Torrance headquarters combines a working brewery with a tasting room. The company also has an Anaheim location.
Pair your meal with a museum or cultural visit. Check the map before choosing a route; these stops are not necessarily walkable from each other.
Pop Monster Enterprise Inc. is an art and collectible gallery on Crenshaw Boulevard.
George Nakano Theater is a performing arts theater on Civic Center Drive.
Save a shop for a second stop or another afternoon.
Stuart Ng Books is an independent bookstore on South Western Avenue.
Sandpiper Books is an independent bookstore on Torrance Boulevard.
Wonder Faire is a gift shop on Crenshaw Boulevard.
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