LONDON'S LITTLE VENICE!

I'm going to keep this post short and sweet, much like the place in question.

Many years ago, I heard the words "Little Venice" and literally thought it was somewhere abroad; perhaps in Italy. I quickly learned that it's but a stone throw away [from where I lived at the time] and somewhere everyone should most definitely visit especially because, it's free entry and anything you want to do, or indulge in, is super affordable.

Warwick Avenue station, on the Bakerloo line, brings you to the entrance of Little Venice and following the path takes you on a stunning walk where many cute boats sit afloat a river that is also home to some swans.

With scenic views, Little Venice is very Zen. You might feel as though you're actually on vacation, most certainly if you visit between July and September! It definitely gives you holiday vibes. As well as places to eat and history to take in, there are other hidden gems within it which is most exciting when discovering them for the first time. 

My favourite is the river boat restaurant named 'Daisy Green' [formerly Darcie Green]. It's stylish, comfortable, modern, colourful and has a very relaxed vibe. They have a bar within the restaurant too! 

Little Venice has become one of my favourite spots in London to visit and, if you haven't already gone to explore, make sure you check it out during the summer! 

Written by Charley Jai - @charleyjaiuk

Photography by Charley Jai.

All details and information correct and up to date at the time of publishing.