Tourist Guide Venice
Venice district is situated in west Los Angeles in California. It is popularly known for its beaches, canals and circus like Ocean Front Walk. This district is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the southwest. It is a significant tourist attraction in South of California. It got established in the year 1822 by Walter Thompson, a socialist pioneer. By 1905, Abbot Kinney, a tobacco millionaire founded this place. Presently, this district is one of the most vibrant areas of South California.
As of 2009, Venice has a total population of 31,207 people.
It experiences 13 inches of rainfall each year. The number of days with measurable precipitation is 24 days. The sunny days are 264 days per year. July is the warmest month with 70 degrees and January is the coldest month with 50 degrees.
The total area of Venice is 13. 6 square kilometers, of which land area is 6.3 square kilometers and water area is 7.3 square kilometers.
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