Emily in Paris Selbstgeführter Rundgang

In Episode 4, "A Kiss is Just a Kiss," Emily tries to book a table at Le Grand Véfour, only to mix up the dates. This historic restaurant has hosted notable figures like Napoleon and Victor Hugo. Why not try booking a table and enjoy some Parisian elegance?

Welcome to Le Jardin du Palais Royal! This is where Emily meets Mindy for the first time. Look for the bench with the quote “Aujourd’hui, c’est demain et hier qui s’épousent.” Enjoy exploring the 52 benches with quotes and don't miss the iconic Les Colonnes de Buren nearby!

Cross the road and proceed straight under the 4 Place de Louvre archway. Walk through Cour Carrée until you reach a bridge. In Season 2, Emily, Camille, and Sylvie have lunch at Café Marly, nestled in the Louvre’s courtyard with a stunning view of its glass pyramid. It’s a must-visit for its Instagram-worthy setting and early morning charm.

Look out for Café de Flore, an iconic spot in Paris where Emily meets Thomas in Season 1, Episode 6. This historic café, dating back to the 1880s, has hosted famous figures like Picasso and Hemingway. Enjoy the ambiance and maybe grab a bite—it’s a must-visit!

You're now near the Church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, in the vibrant Saint-Germain neighborhood. Dating back to the 6th century, this area has long been a gathering place for intellectuals and artists. Today, it's known for its boutiques, cafés, and historical significance. Enjoy exploring this charming slice of Paris!

Welcome to Jardin du Luxembourg, a picturesque spot featured in Season 1, Episode 2, where Emily jogs through the beautiful gardens. Created in 1612 for Queen Marie de Medici, this 25-hectare park boasts lawns, promenades, ponds, and 106 statues. Visit the stunning Medici Fountain and the Luxembourg Palace, home to the French Senate. Perfect for a sunny picnic, enjoy this serene and historic haven in Paris.

In Episode 2, Emily's boyfriend breaks up with her in front of the Panthéon. Built in 1755, this grand monument honors France's heroes and offers stunning views of Paris. Visit daily with an entry fee.

You are now in front of Emily’s apartment. In the first episode, she moves from Chicago to Paris, into this charming building at No. 1 Place de l’Estrapade. Enjoy the picturesque square and nearby bakery!

In "Emily in Paris," Rue de l'Abreuvoir is where Emily and Mindy wrap up a wild night out. This picturesque street in Montmartre leads to Maison Rose, a famous restaurant. Nearby, at Place Dalida, you'll find a bronze bust of the music icon Dalida. Legend has it that touching her breast brings good luck.

Mindy shows Emily "the prettiest street in Paris" after a night out. This charming street in Montmartre, admired for its beauty in "Emily in Paris," is even more enchanting in person. With its classic Parisian architecture and serene ambiance, Rue de l'Abreuvoir captivates visitors as a timeless symbol of old Paris. For the best experience, visit early morning or late evening to enjoy its beauty without the crowds.

In "Emily in Paris," Emily and Mindy dine at La Maison Rose, known for its charming pink façade and cozy ambiance in Montmartre. Capture the perfect shot early for the best experience.