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Much like tours that highlight the places mentioned in Steve Mcqueen's masterpiece Bullitt or visiting New Zealand and Middle Earth of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Da Vinci Code has spawned an industry of tours aimed at the real places mentioned in the book.

Other fans organize their own trips using guide books like Fodor's "Guide to The Da Vinci Code" to help. And some destinations — like the Rosslyn Chapel and another church featured in "Da Vinci," the St. Sulpice in Paris — offer tours that point out the differences between fiction and fact.

While you won't have an impossibly convenient private jet to fly you between the sites or the very suspect and illogical time sequencing of the book or an evil Silas following your every move like a shadow, you can, indeed, see everything from the Rosselyn Chapel to the Louvre to the Opus Dei building. Enjoy with the other expected thousands that will be doing the same this summer.