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The main character, James Bond, goes to Venice, Italy at the climax of the film.
The immediate events leading to their arrival involve escaping a furious speedboat chase in the Adriatic Sea (presumably around the coast of Yugoslavia/Greece) where Bond successfully destroys the pursuing SPECTRE ships by detonating fuel drums in the water using a flare pistol.
The specific destination and why:
The film's climax is resolved when Tatiana Romanova shoots Rosa Klebb, saving Bond's life and definitively ending the threat of SPECTRE in this particular operation.
While this is an interesting production detail, it doesn't affect the core answer about where Bond goes narratively or why. The summary's geographic assumption is imprecise but doesn't undermine the main plot points.
The summary incorrectly elevates Klebb to 'mastermind,' missing the collaborative nature of SPECTRE's operation and the specific roles: Kronsteen devised the plan, Blofeld approved it, and Klebb executed it. This misrepresents the film's villain structure.
The summary states they have 'delivered' the Lektor, but multiple sources indicate it's still in their possession during the Venice confrontation (Klebb orders Tatiana to take it). This is a minor imprecision rather than a major error.
At the climax of From Russia with Love (1963), James Bond goes to Venice, Italy. After escaping a speedboat chase following his departure from Yugoslavia by train, Bond and Tatiana Romanova reach Venice and check into a hotel, believing they are finally safe and that their mission is complete with the Lektor decoding device in their possession.
The Venice hotel becomes the setting for the film's climactic confrontation. Rosa Klebb, a high-ranking SPECTRE operative (Number 3), tracks Bond to Venice and appears at their hotel room disguised as a maid. She is there on orders from SPECTRE's leader Blofeld to accomplish two goals: retrieve the Lektor device that Bond has stolen, and assassinate Bond to complete the revenge plot against him for killing Dr. No. Klebb attempts to kill Bond using both a pistol and a poison-tipped blade concealed in her shoe. The confrontation ends when Tatiana knocks the gun from Klebb's hand and shoots her dead, saving Bond's life and ending SPECTRE's immediate threat.
It's important to note that while Klebb executes this final attempt, she is not the mastermind of the overall plot - that role belongs to Kronsteen, SPECTRE's chief planner and chess grandmaster, whose scheme was approved by Blofeld (SPECTRE Number 1). The plot was designed from the beginning to lure Bond into obtaining the Lektor as bait for his assassination.