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Discover the hidden gems of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Venice on this action-packed walking...

Explore Venice through the eyes of Commissario Brunetti, the beloved detective from Donna Leon's crime novels and TV series. This 2-hour guided walk traces filming locations and settings from the books, revealing the quieter, off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods where the stories unfold.
Calling all Donna Leon fans! Celebrate the popular crime series set in Venice with this exclusive tour that delves into the world of Commissario Brunetti, star of the novels and television shows. Follow your guide to see locations featured in the stories, including the iconic “questura”, or police headquarters. Learn new facts and trivia about the author and her books and enjoy a unique perspective on the “Floating City”.
The fictional character of the Venetian "Commissario Brunetti" has been a success figure on German television and international literature for years: discover personally on site the the wonderful film scene locations from Donna Leon's novels. It is not at all easy to find the “campos” and “palazzos” where Brunetti was often on the way, because most of them are off the city highlights and well know touristic sites. On the contrary, the films are mainly shot in a rather off the beaten path Venice, like the Questura, where Signorina Elettra is always duly waiting for Commissario Brunetti. It is so beautiful when you find the places you fancied on TV or reading the books, from Brunetti's first cases, such as Acqua Alta, through the most successful episodes like “beastly thigs” or “Suffer the little children”, to the youngest, whereby Raffi and Chiara no longer want to live in Venice.
During this walking tour several locations from the film adaptations are not only to be discovered but also to be tasted, as the focus will be also on Brunetti's famous and broad gastronomic taste. Therefore, not only Brunetti-fans but every Venice lover will be entertained with anecdotes and exciting details from everyday Venetian life.
Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer comfortable walking weather and fewer crowds on Venice's quieter side streets. Avoid peak summer heat and winter fog, which can obscure atmospheric details.
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