I decided to venture out to the Little Venice of Baku, a charming corner of the city designed to mimic the iconic Italian canals. It was cute, feeling like a pocket-sized escape amidst the city’s buzz, but truthfully, it lacked the wow factor.
It’s not the kind of spot that leaves you awe-struck, but it provided a peaceful moment of chill that was much welcomed.
I’m a bit on the fence about recommending it, to be honest. If you’re searching for all-out excitement or a rich cultural dive, Little Venice might not meet the mark. It’s more of a ‘nice-to-have’ experience than a ‘must-do’. But if you’re in the mood for something low-key, perhaps a simple, quiet escape within the city, it’s a decent choice.
