Baku
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Who needs a Schengen visa when Baku gives you a slice of Italy right here in Azerbaijan? Welcome to Mini Venice Baku, a dreamy escape tucked inside Baku Boulevard, where calm canals, colourful bridges, and gondola rides create pure magic. With reflections of pastel buildings shimmering on the water and cosy cafés lining the banks, it’s no wonder this spot has become one of Baku’s most Instagram-worthy places.
Originally built in the 1960s and beautifully renovated in 2012, Mini Venice blends European charm with Azerbaijani elegance. You can stroll along flower-framed paths, sip tea by the canals, or float peacefully under charming bridges.
For those exploring Baku tour packages, this little gem is a must-visit. It’s quieter than real Venice, effortlessly romantic, and easy on the wallet, perfect for couples, families, or anyone chasing that Venetian vibe without ever leaving Azerbaijan. Mini Venice Baku truly feels like a fairytale come alive.
The entry fee for a gondola ride in Little Venice Baku starts at ₹245 for 20 minutes, with packages ranging between ₹245 and ₹500 for 20–30-minute rides.
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73 Neftchilar Ave, Baku 1004, Azerbaijan
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Point of Interest for Mini Venice
Gondola Rides
Glide through peaceful canals on traditional gondolas as rowers steer you past charming bridges, shimmering reflections, and dreamy Venetian vibes.
Colourful Architecture
Wander past pastel-hued buildings, each bursting with charm and character, perfectly capturing Venice’s romantic essence right in the heart of Baku.
Waterside Cafes
Sip aromatic Azerbaijani tea or Italian espresso at cosy canal-side cafes while the gentle gondolas drift by in style.
Bridge of Sighs Replica
Pose for that perfect photo at Baku’s own Bridge of Sighs, a dreamy spot that radiates pure romantic energy.
Evening Illuminations
As night falls, watch twinkling lights dance across the canals, turning Little Venice into a glowing fairytale of reflections.
Fountain Shows
Catch the stunning water performances synchronised with music, a dazzling spectacle that adds magic to your Little Venice evening.
Yes, Little Venice is worth visiting. It’s a peaceful canal area with pretty waterways, cosy cafes, charming pubs, and scenic walks perfect for relaxing escapes.
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Reviewed: Aug 02, 2025Manpreet Kumar
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