Trendy but less authentic than the Avon Canal in Bath. Neat little spot. Few buses lines or tubes stations get there unless you walk or taxi. Locals are making sure that this area doesn’t get too crowded. Good for them !

Little Venice is well worth a visit if you are in the Paddington area of London. As the name suggests it is an area of waterways. You can access the walkway along the main canal from Paddington Rail Station. The best point of entry is...More

We visited on a Sunday in April. We walked up from Paddington station. We accidentally headed away from Regents park and Camden lock but it was still a very pleasant stroll. We passed several cafes on the other side of the canal, unfortunately we couldn't...More

Having recently been caught up with hundreds of passengers arriving at Paddington Station...heading to demonstrate in London..... I decided to walk to Little Venice to escape the mayhem. It's so near to Paddington station. There are cafes, restaurants and a tow path by the canal...More

If you are standing in or near Paddington, do yourself a favor and walk through Paddington Station and enter a world that's more like Belgium or Amsterdam than it is Venice, frankly, but it is lovely and unexpected. There are houseboats moored along the canals...More

Dating back to the 1800's this little patch of gardens, restaurant and boats are along a canal. It is one of the interesting places to visit in London

A surprise to find such a lovely place in the middle of London. We had a lovely afternoon stroll walking up and down the canals. We stopped for coffee as well. We spentba coupoe of hours here. Worth a look around if you are in...More