[2025 Venice Attraction] Travel Guide for Venice Canal Historic District (Updated Feb)

#winhkflight A trip to the Venice Canals in Los Angeles offers a charming blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. As you stroll along the picturesque waterways, flanked by elegant bridges and quaint homes, you're transported to a tranquil oasis within the bustling city. The architecture reflects a mix of Mediterranean and California styles, with colourful facades adding to the allure. You can leisurely explore the area on foot or rent a kayak to paddle through the narrow canals, soaking in the peaceful ambience. Don't miss the chance to admire the lush landscaping and occasional wildlife sightings, creating a serene escape reminiscent of the famed Italian city. #usa #venicecanals

Parking address-100 N Venice Boulevard, Venice, CA 90291 Venice Canals is a man-made canal built in 1905, with sidewalks & bridges for pedestrians. The remaining canals in Venice (Sherman, Howland, Linnie, and Carroll) are a small subset of a much larger canal system that was created originally. Most of the old canals were filled in and paved over to create streets for driving and parking. If you are around the area, do drop by to visit this urban canals. It's very pretty in the afternoon with sunset. You can easily stroll around the neighborhood. After visiting Venice Canals, you can cross the road to reach Venice beach #meetlosangeles

Inspired by Venice, Italy, The Venice Canal was completed in 1905♡ It is located near Santa Monica Beach, and it takes 30 minutes to 1 hour to see the whole thing It is a small canal town, but it has its own unique characteristics! That is, almost every house has a kayak or yacht. Boats From small one-person boats to pretty flamingo-shaped boats♡ These are boats used by actual residents It is not a tourist attraction, so it is quiet and secluded, so it is good for a walk 😄 Because the weather is always warm or hot, Most of the houses are wooden, so it is fun to look around And because of the overall relaxed and leisurely atmosphere, It was a place that made me think I want to live there at least once. #USATravel #LATravel #LosAngeles #VeniceCanal #SantaMonicaBeach #WorldTravel #HotPlace #CityTravel

There are Venice Canals in LA, USA🙈💕 I hadn't been to Venice at the time, but I felt like it was Venice because there were small boats there😄 (It was much more magnificent when I went to Veniceㅎㅎ..) It was a little fun because each bridge connecting the canals had a concept like writing wishesㅎㅎ In fact, there are a lot of people everywhere you go in the US, but here, there were no people and it was so quiet that it was great‼️ They say that if you go on a cloudy day, it's so pretty because it reflects on the waterㅎㅎ If you walk a little, you'll find Venice Beach, so you can see the ocean, so it's like killing two birds with one stone‼️ However, I heard that Venice Beach is a little dangerous at night, so I think it's better not to go! If you go to LA, you should definitely visit Venice Canals and Venice Beach👍🏻🙂 #USATravel#LA#VeniceCanals#VeniceBeach#Sea#WithNature#SecludedTravelDestination #LifeTravelDestination#SafeTravel

#USATravel #LATravel #LittleVenice #SantaMonica Today is the last day of my regrettable LA trip! I decided to take a leisurely walk around Little Venice and Santa Monica! It was my first time in Little Venice, and it was so peaceful and the scenery was beautiful🛶 The weather was perfect without a single cloud☁️ Next, I took a taxi to Santa Monica! It was hard to take pictures because there were so many people, but it was so colorful and pretty🥰 I had my last dinner at Little Ruby in Santa Monica The Bronte Burger in the picture was really chewy🥪 After watching the last sunset, I headed to my accommodation because I had to catch an early flight to San Francisco tomorrow morning😢

Venice Canal Historic District in Los Angeles. The Venice Canal Historic District, built by developer Abbot Kinney in 1905, was part of his American Venice project, attempting to recreate the look and feel of Venice, Italy, along the coastal area of Los Angeles. Upon entering the district, one can't help but admire the picturesque scene: little bridges, flowing water, family homes, docks, boats, and flowers, all intimately scaled, serene and beautiful, a haven from the world, inviting one to linger and forget to return. The overall layout of the waterways and walkways is straightforward, but one can experience the charm of simplicity and tranquility. Here, far from the bustling city, every household is by the water, with their own docks and canoes. It is said that during certain festivals, people will take to their boats and rafts, gathering on the canals. Originally, the canals covered a larger area than what is seen today. However, with the popularity of automobiles in the area, many canals were filled in 1929 to make way for paved roads. In 1982, the remaining canals and the surrounding residential area were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the United States. In 1992, renovations were made; the canal water was drained, new sidewalks and walls were constructed, and water was allowed to enter the canals through the sea gates at the Marina Del Rey breakwater. The gates are opened at low tide to drain most of the water and closed at high tide, trapping the water for about three days before being refreshed again. In 1993, the district was reopened and became one of the city's most desirable and expensive residential areas. In recent years, there has been extensive renovation of old houses and construction of many large modern homes, When in Los Angeles, it is recommended to take a walk here. An hour is enough to give you a beautiful view (the cover photo of Figure 1 is our walking route at the time). Address: Carroll Ct & Eastern Canal Ct Venice, CA 90293 Transportation: Not far from Los Angeles International Airport

#losangeles Amazing place with charisma, great atmosphere, unique character and pedestrian friendly infrastructure. Thanks to its bridges, this place has a romantic feel, and walks are unique in all seasons and weather. The reflections of the houses in the canals make the photos from this place almost unbelievable. This is a living area. It's very quiet. Venice beach is public. It is a California’s Venice canals inspiration. It is near Santa Monica. Or 25 mins drive (20 miles) from Los Angeles center.

#fallishere Absolutely beautiful, an architectural dream and best kept secret. This was by far the most interesting activity that I did in LA. The narrow pathways, beautiful homes and lovely feeling. Make this a must do on your visit to LA. Free parking in Meredith Avenue, with convenient access to the canals. Please be mindful that this really isn't a tourist trap. It's a residential neighborhood. So be respectful when wandering around people's homes.

Venice Gondola ride

Right here, it's like Europe! A place where you can feel Europe in LA 🚩Venice Canals Even the name is Venice 🙂 It felt like I was in Italy, There were pretty houses lined up along the canal, so it was so pretty The feeling of the houses reflecting in the water on a clear day is nice, and the pictures taken on the bridge are the best photos👍 There aren't many people, so it's a really good place to take pictures #latravel