Guidebooks

An excellent book about the locations mentioned in book is Fodor’s Guide to The DA Vinci Code. This fully illustrated guide explores the history of the sites mentioned in the book and also includes a travel section with the nuts and bolts info you need to plan a trip to the regions.

We like the Rick Steves’ Paris guide and used it on our trip as both a travel guide and a museum guide. Rick Steves now offers a free audio guide to Paris; the guide is downloadable through iTunes.

Walking Tours of Paris’ DA Vinci Code sites

Viator offers guided walking tours of DA Vinci Code sites that start at the Ritz Carlton Hotel and wind their way through many of the sites in the book.

Paris Muse offers a more expensive guided tour. You can opt for a private tour of the Louvre or a group walking tour of the sites mentioned in the book in Paris.

Walking Tours of London’s DA Vinci Code sites

Viator offers an inexpensive guided walking tour three times a week. The three-hour tour starts at Westminster Abbey and must be pre-booked. It includes a visit to Temple Church.

The Big Bus Tour of London’s DA Vinci Code sites. This inexpensive tour starts at Trafalgar Square and includes Temple Church. Here’s a bargain: if you have a valid The Big Bus ticket for bus tours, the walking tour is free.

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