Emily in Paris Tour in a Vintage Citroën DS with Open-Roof

Freshly landed in the Parisian capital, it is in the Jardin du Luxembourg that the American does her morning jogs. An emblematic place in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, it was created at the request of Marie de Médicis in 1612. Spread over more than 20 hectares, it is a real green setting in the heart of Paris.

The Le Champo cinema is an institution for Parisian film lovers. In the series, the heroine goes there with her colleague Luc, to watch the famous film Jules et Jim by François Truffaut. The opportunity for the young woman to familiarize herself with the turpitudes of a love triangle, which she soon experiences personally.

Among the Parisian bridges that make the link with the Ile de la Cité, this one is certainly one of the most popular. Ironically, in the series, it is actually the Pont Neuf… in Toulouse that appears on the screen. An error that did not fail to amuse Internet users when season 2 was released. Netflix's guided tour is therefore an opportunity for tourists and fans of the series to observe, in real life, that of Paris.

Cross the most beautiful bridge of Paris

Close to the Royal Palace, the Place de Valois is often present in the series. It is supposed to house the Savoir agency, in which Emily Cooper works. Fans of the series will quickly recognize the locations. Art lovers will distinguish the famous Patrick Fourtin gallery, located next to the (fictional) entrance to the agency.

Emily’s boss Sylvie makes a pitch to Hästens, a Swedish luxury bed company, but the client is not impressed with her traditional marketing idea. Emily then pitches her concept for a disruptive and interactive campaign placing the beds at well-known Paris locations. The client likes her idea and Emily goes on to activate what she calls a “social media installation” at La Place Dalida, placing the bed on the street, in high traffic locations for audiences to engage with and share on their social channels.

An emblematic place for all lovers in Paris, the Pont des Arts must appear in all productions that take place in the capital of love. It is therefore at this place that Emily Cooper telephones her boyfriend, who remained in Chicago, during the first season.

Pass inside the court of the Louvre Museum and the Café Marly

In the series, Gabriel’s Restaurant is just down the street from Emily’s Apartment and while often filming locations are completely fictional, it’s not the case for “Emily in Paris”. In reality, “Les Deux Compère” is an Italian restaurant called “Terra Nerra” and is located just next to the filming location of Emily’s flat.

You’ll be happy to learn that you can do just like Emily and enjoy a yummy pain au chocolat from La Boulangerie Moderne. They chose a real Parisian bakery as the filming location that is – as in the series – located just next to Gabriel’s Restaurant and makes Emily in Paris places to visit easy

This Café is right across the street from “Les Deux Compère” on Place de l’Estrapade, in Emily’s Neighborhood. Mindy and Emily are meeting here for breakfast in Episode 5 and you see it often in the background throughout the show.

As the Palais Royal is just a few meters away from her office at Savoir, it’s not surprising that Emily chose this garden as her lunch spot. It’s also the place where she meets Mindy for the first time in Episode 1.

The “Maison Rose” in Montmartre is one of the few locations in “Emily in Paris” that is not in the center of Paris or near her apartment in the 5th arrondissement. Emily and Mindy are having dinner in this beautiful location, right next to the Sacre Coeur.

This isn’t an obvious place and you maybe didn’t even notice it, but the Buren Columns are quickly shown in a series of pictures that are showing Emily and Mindy after their dinner at the Maison Rose.

This isn’t an obvious place and you maybe didn’t even notice it, but the Buren Columns are quickly shown in a series of pictures that are showing Emily and Mindy after their dinner at the Maison Rose.

In Episode 1, Emily spends the evening on her own in a Restaurant by the Seine. Luc passes by on an electric scooter (which is a fun detail as those are very common in Paris due to the many strikes and of course Covid-19). However, the traditional restaurant is located on the Île-Saint-Louis and is famous for selling ice cream from Berthillon – supposedly the best in Paris!

Admire the most emblematic monument of Paris

Pantheon place, that we can see though the windows of Emily's apartment

Swan Lake wasn’t up to Thomas’ standards (Gabriel was right calling him a snob, wasn’t he?!) but the Ballet is only one reason to visit the Opéra! The Palais Garnier building is beautiful

Café de Flore one of the oldest cafés in Paris. It is famous for being a 'hangout spot' of high-profile writers, artists, and philosophers in the past.