Being an italian, hearing of it as "Venice" seems a bit inappropriate. It's not worth a visit, but if you happen to pass by and it is sunny... a very nice place to rest a while: water, swans, boats and a tiny but nice park with gardens. More

Perfect place for romantic walk by the canal. Can reach Camden Town More

Although Little Venice is mentioned in a few London travel guides, only very few tourists actually make it there. It's worth a visit though - very different from Central London: a quiet, beautiful spot. Great starting point for a walk along Great Union Canal. More

I live in west London so I thought I should write a little about this area which is somewhere I walk around when I need to get out for a little exercise! In some ways I have to say there is nothing very exceptional about the area and perhaps that is why some visitors have written poor reviews because they... More

tranquil, different some distance from Marble Arch - take a bus or tube More

I would say to go the real Venice, this was disappointing, all you are doing is travelling up a canal that is between the backs of houses of very rich people that you can't even see as you are on a lower level. there are a load of ramshackle barges too, but who cares More

a place to wonder in ! very picturesque .. can give you time and space to mull over things without loud music and kids shouting on phones!! More

We took the boat trip from Camden Lock along the Regents Canal to Little Venice, A lovely little trip, well worth it, but nothing to see at all when you arrived at Little Venice, a bit of a let down. When you arrive, get on the No 6 Bus back to the West End, there's lots to see - sit... More

Little Venice is well worth a visit to exprience what I have found to be a really nice area of London. The area is accessed on the Bakerloo line via Warwick Park and a short stroll to Little Venice and the Regent's Canal. I would recommend a trip on a canal cruise up to Camden which is reasonably priced and... More