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Venice Commissario Brunetti and Donna Leon: Walk His Beat
About This Tour
Explore Venice through Commissario Brunetti’s world from Donna Leon’s novels and films. Visit iconic locations and uncover the city's hidden secrets!
Calling all Donna Leon fans! Step into the world of Commissario Brunetti with this exclusive tour through Venice, exploring real locations from the internationally acclaimed novels and TV adaptation. Wander through hidden corners and uncover fascinating details about Donna Leon, her stories, and their transition to the screen.
Brunetti has captivated readers and viewers alike, becoming an icon of crime fiction and a long-running success on German television. This tour takes you beyond tourist routes, revealing an intimate and authentic side of Venice.
Retrace Brunetti’s investigations, from Acqua Alta to Beastly Things, and explore how the books and series portray Venice differently.
Whether you're a devoted fan or simply love Venice, this tour offers a unique journey through the city’s mysteries, seen through the eyes of Brunetti.
Calling all Donna Leon fans! Step into the world of Commissario Brunetti with this exclusive tour through Venice, exploring real locations from the internationally acclaimed novels and TV adaptation. Wander through hidden corners and uncover fascinating details about Donna Leon, her stories, and their transition to the screen.
Brunetti has captivated readers and viewers alike, becoming an icon of crime fiction and a long-running success on German television. This tour takes you beyond tourist routes, revealing an intimate and authentic side of Venice.
Retrace Brunetti’s investigations, from Acqua Alta to Beastly Things, and explore how the books and series portray Venice differently.
Whether you're a devoted fan or simply love Venice, this tour offers a unique journey through the city’s mysteries, seen through the eyes of Brunetti.
What's Included
✓ Included
- Licensed Tour Guide (registration number 06000001)
✗ Not Included
- Gratuities are at your discretion
Itinerary
1
We will start at the Brunetti's house door. The Brunetti family came and went through this front door, which every Brunetti fan can recognize, once you found it!
2
The headquarters of the radical animal protection organization Angelo Animale are located in this palazzo. Two masked figures flee from the side entrance and chase each other with the Commissario and his colleagues. While one of the two escapes, the other is caught and, to Brunetti's amazement, turns out to be his daughter Chiara.
3
in this bar Signora Gismondi, the neighbour of the unpopular Signora Battestini, enjoys the last two balls of chocolate ice cream of her life.
4
After the Commissario has realized that his daughter is a member of the radical animal protection organization Angelo Animale, the two have a discussion in this pub. Due to the murder of Professor Nava, who was formerly employed in the slaughterhouse, Chiara's so-called animal angels are now the focus of the investigation.
5
In this bar Vice-Questore Patta used to eat a couple of glasses of grappa too much in this bar. But Vianello also appreciates the bar because of the best café in town and the delicious croissants. The inspector treats himself to a panino prosciutto or a tramezzino with ham and artichoke with a glass of white wine
6
This is where Signora Maria's kiosk is located. She is well informed about the residents of your neighborhood and shows Brunetti the way to the American archaeologist Brett Lynch straight away.
7
The tour ends in a place that we cannot miss. We reach the striking columned hall in a campo, through which the employees, visitors or delinquents in the films hurry to the Questura with the famous green door and a portal
Good to Know
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- On certain dates, most travelers staying outside of Venice who are planning to visit for the day will be required to pay an access fee. For further details (including exemptions) and to learn what days this fee is applicable, please visit: https://cda.ve.it