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4.6· 3,436 reviews
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Charlotte Vallas
Reviews 1

It looks nice !!!
We understand why the beach takes its name from these channels, replicas of some in Venice!
The canals are a little behind Venice Beach. There are not many people, the right is very nice to walk around, the atmosphere is pretty cool.

Chishimba Simutowe
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Visited while the tide was low so I don't think it looked as pretty as it typically does in movies. But it was a pleasant morning walk looking at the pretty houses I'll never be able to afford. I would recommend visiting on a weekday morning to avoid the crowds.

Goldie Geisinsky
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What a beautiful, quaint, romantic spot. Perfect photo backdrop. It was fun to walk up and down the streets admiring the views and architecture. A must visit for everyone. Note: it's quite small so it doesn't take long to visit. The beach is a few blocks away.

Robert M
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This somewhat historic part of LA is a great place to stroll around on a summer afternoon. I say somewhat historic because the canals go back to the original Venice in America development of Abbot Kinney. The tiny Beach cottages that were originally built here have all but disappeared, to be replaced by a number of architectural curiosities and some decent houses. The canals themselves have been cleaned up, and walking along the narrow sidewalks you will see the houses, very elaborate gardens, a few rowboats and lots of dogs.

Saad Rana
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Beautiful canal view in the historic district of Venice. Best place to visit on a weekend especially with family or a significant other. The canals themselves as well as the unique architecture of all surrounding houses makes this neighbourhood/tourist spot an amazing place to walk and relax. The serene setting of Venice canals make you forget the craziness of LA as a huge city. The best part is the proximity to Venice beach and a number of bars and restaurants right around the corner. I recommend entering the canals from the Washington Blvd entrance as the real views are from that side. I visit nearly every weekend to relax and destress.

Scott Spiegelberg
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What an amazing place this would be to live. So beautiful. So peaceful. And yet so close to the ocean and the action of the Venice Beach boardwalk only without the lowlifes and the noise intrusion. This has now bumped Coronado in San Diego as the place I would most like to live in the USA if I won the lottery (or if Bitcoin skyrockets as high as some think). Of course living in a place so desirable comes with a steep price tag. Even the less impressive, run down bungalows go for millions according to a realtor I stopped and chatted with about the area. I hope the people who live here appreciate how fortunate they are to live in such a great place. Definitely visit if coming to Venice Beach and you appreciate quality real estate and architecture.

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