Featured Markets
Venice
Located just south of Santa Monica, Venice is a vibrant neighborhood on the Pacific Coats. Home to beaches, the Ocean Front Walk, and luxurious yachts, Venice embodies California living. Among its many claims to fame, Venice is most well-known for its iconic beaches–namely Venice Beach and Muscle Beach. It’s also home to many trendy shops and restaurants.
Along with its beaches, some of Venice’s most popular sites include:
- Marina Del Ray - A smaller, unincorporated community within Venice, Marina Del Ray is North America’s largest man-made small-craft harbor and is home to over 5,000 luxury boats and yachts.
- Muscle Beach - Dubbed the “Home of Bodybuilding,” Muscle Beach has been a famous feature of Venice Beach since the 1960s. Visitors from all over balk at and marvel at the beach’s bodybuilders.
- Venice Beach Skatepark - A public skatepark just off of Venice Beach, Venice Beach Skatepark is one of the most popular skateparks in Los Angeles. The skatepark plays a huge role in Venice’s vibrant, lively scene.
- Abbot Kinney - In contrast to the beaches, Abbot Kinney is a posh street with upscale shops, boutiques, and restaurants. The street stretches one mile and is the area’s most popular pedestrian street.
- Venice Beach - Without question, Venice Beach is this trendy neighborhood’s most popular destination. In fact, Venice Beach is also one of the busiest beaches in the Los Angeles area. The beach stretches two miles, has a famous boardwalk, and has hundreds of shops and vendors along its border.
- The Venice Canals - Named and styled in honor of their Italian counterpart, the Venice Canals show a completely different side to Venice’s dynamic beaches, offering a more serene side of the neighborhood. A series of wetland canals many people boat and walk down.