A place like no other near Los Angeles in California
Venice Beach, developed in the early 20th century, takes inspiration from its Italian counterpart with its canals and all. Although it didn’t quite capture the essence of Italy, this neighborhood has embraced its Californian identity, representing the affluent, unconventional, and eccentric. Instead of grand churches and cozy pizzerias, you’ll discover luxurious mansions along the canals, accompanied by quirky shops and eateries.