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Start on an enchanting journey through Paris, tracing the footsteps of Emily Cooper from the beloved series “Emily in Paris.” This self-guided audio tour invites you to explore the city’s charm and elegance, just as Emily did, discovering the major filming locations that brought the show to life.
Your adventure begins at the magnificent Opera Garnier, where Emily experiences the luxury of Parisian culture. Stroll through the picturesque park where Emily and Mindy’s friendship blossomed. Continue to Savoir, the marketing firm that challenges and shapes Emily’s career. Standing outside, you can almost hear the clicking of heels and the buzz of strategy meetings, immersing you in the professional side of Paris that Emily navigates.
A visit to Emily’s apartment allows you to glimpse into her everyday life. The charming façade and vibrant neighbourhood capture the dream of living in Paris, blending the show’s fashion, romance, and drama with the city’s historic beauty.
As you wander through these locations, the audio guide shares behind-the-scenes stories and insights into how Paris itself is a character in the series, influencing its fashion, culture, and storytelling. You’ll see the city through Emily’s eyes, experiencing the blend of American optimism and Parisian sophistication.
It’s an invitation to fall in love with the city’s streets, shops, and spirit, discovering the places that captured the heart of Emily and will surely capture yours.
Explore “Emily in Paris” filming locations on this self-guided audio tour. From Emily’s office in Paris Savoir to Emily’s apartment, experience the romance, fashion, and drama of Paris. Discover the city’s iconic spots and hidden gems, all at your own pace. Perfect for fans and romantics alike, fall in love with Paris through Emily’s adventures.
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.
This self-guided walking tour takes you to iconic filming locations from the Netflix series Emily in Paris. Explore picturesque streets, cafés, and landmarks while learning interesting tidbits about the show and Parisian culture.
After purchasing the tour, you’ll receive access to an audio guide and an interactive map via our app. Simply follow the instructions at your own pace and immerse yourself in Emily’s Parisian adventures.
The tour covers key spots such as Place de l’Estrapade (Emily’s apartment), Café de la Nouvelle Mairie (her favorite café), Jardin du Palais Royal, the Pont Alexandre III bridge, and other iconic locations featured in the show.
The tour takes approximately 2-3 hours, depending on your walking pace and how long you choose to spend at each location.
Yes, the tour is designed to be fun and engaging for people of all ages, including teenagers who are fans of the series.
Yes, you can download the guide and map in advance to use offline, ensuring you don’t need an internet connection while walking around Paris.
All you need is a smartphone with our app installed. Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are also recommended.
Yes! The tour is self-guided, so you can start and finish whenever it’s convenient for you
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