On the Trail of Commissario Brunetti: A Donna Leon Tour in Venice

Description
Calling all Donna Leon fans! Celebrate the beloved crime series set in Venice with this exclusive tour that explores the world of Commissario Brunetti, the protagonist of both the internationally acclaimed novels and their TV adaptation. Follow your guide through the streets and hidden corners of Venice to discover the real locations featured in the stories and learn fascinating facts about the author, her books, and their successful transition to the screen.
The fictional Commissario Brunetti has captivated readers and viewers alike, becoming an iconic figure in international literature and a long-running success on German television. On this tour, you will personally explore the stunning settings that inspired Donna Leon’s novels and where the TV series was brought to life. Many of these locations are far from the typical tourist routes, reflecting the more intimate and authentic side of Venice seen in the books and on screen.
Retrace Brunetti’s investigations, from his early cases such as Acqua Alta and Death in a Strange Country to later successes like Beastly Things and Suffer the Little Children, up to the more recent episodes where his children, Raffi and Chiara, begin to question their future in Venice. Along the way, you will uncover the contrasts between the novels and their adaptation, gaining deeper insight into how Venice is portrayed in both formats.
Whether you are a devoted Brunetti fan or simply love Venice, this tour offers a unique and engaging way to experience the city through the lens of one of its most famous fictional detectives.
Included
Local top-rated guide (licensed tour guide - registration number 06000001)
Pickup from the hotel or any other location in the historical center of Venice (only for private tours)
Excluded
Gratuities are at your discretion
Know before you go
Please be sure to arrive at the meeting point at least 5 minutes before the starting time of the tour. This is the key to ensure the high-quality of your experience.
I also recommend you wear comfortable shoes.