Explore the Locations of the Netflix Series | Emily In Paris Tour
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Guided Tour of 'Emily in Paris' Filming Spots
- With a local English-speaking guide, immerse yourself in the shooting locations of the Netflix show ‘Emily in Paris’, and get insights into Parisian culture.
- Check out where Emily went shopping, at the popular La Samaritaine, and take in views of the Seine from the Pont des Arts bridge where Mindy sang with her band.
- If you like, savor a pastry from La Boulangerie Moderne, Emily’s first pain au chocolat moment, and catch sight of her office at the 18th-century Place de Valois.
- For a convenient commute, a Paris shuttle ride is included with your ticket.
- Emily's neighborhood – Cour du Commerce Saint André – Monnaie de Paris Museum – Pont des Arts – Place de Valois – Domaine National du Palais Royal – Palais Royal Garden – Avenue de l'Opéra
- Tip: Take in exquisite views from the rooftop terrace of the Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, the famous French department store, just a 5-min walk away – the place Emily met Camille and made their pact.
- This tour covers 2 miles at a leisurely pace and runs in all weather conditions except extreme cases.
- This Emily in Paris walking tour is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by Netflix, Netflix’s Emily in Paris®, or Viacom in any way. There will be no pictures, media, or video clips of Emily in Paris® shown during the tour.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Skip-The-Line Ticket to Pantheon Paris
- With skip-the-line tickets, you can enter the Pantheon in Paris directly without wasting any time waiting in long lines.
- Explore the Pantheon and understand its historical significance with the help of a visitor’s guide.
- Marvel at the architecture of this grandiose Greco-Roman building with interiors covered in painted frescos depicting the life of the French Monarchy.
- Check out the tombs of illustrious French intellectuals the likes of Voltaire, Marie Curie, and Rousseau.
- Understand the workings behind Leon Foucault’s famous pendulum which allows you to witness the Earth turn.
- Skip-the-line entry ticket to Pantheon
- Visitor’s guide
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 1 January, 2025.
- These tickets are valid until 1 January, 2025.
Dedicated Entry Tickets to Orsay Museum
- These dedicated access tickets to the Orsay Museum with extended validity allow you to admire permanent and temporary exhibits at your own pace.
- From the 19th-century and beyond, the Impressionist to the Post-Impressionist, take in the works of Van Gogh, Monet, Cezanne, Courbet, and more!
- Head to the open-air terrace of the Orsay Museum to catch stunning views of the Seine River and Paris, as far as Montmartre.
- Watch out for the exciting temporary exhibitions, including an upcoming collection on Manet / Degas from 28 March to 23 July, 2023.
- Did you know that Musée d’Orsay was once a railway station? Enter a unique architectural space filled with history.
- Pro Tip: Just 1km from Musée d'Orsay lies the Boulevard Saint-Germain. Complete your artistic journey in this bustling district filled with classic cafes frequented by renowned artists and writers.
- Note: Entry is free on the first Sunday of every month, but only for access to permanent exhibitions.
- To avoid the crowds, it is recommended to plan your visit in the early hours of the day.
- Wheelchairs are available on rent.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 15 August, 2023.
- These tickets are valid until 15 August, 2023.
Self Guided Tour Of The Opera Garnier
- Explore the architectural beauty of the Museum of the Opera and get insights into the history of this museum created behest of Emperor Napoleon III.
- Gasp in awe as you visit the sun and moon salons.
- In this self-guided tour do not miss to step over the grand staircase.
- With your ticket you also get the access to the temporary exhibitions of the Opera.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 26 December, 2023.
- These tickets are valid until 26 December, 2023.
Bateaux Mouches: Seine River Sightseeing Cruise With Live Commentary
- Hop aboard a magical 1-hour cruise on the Seine in a glass canopy boat and take in the breathtaking panoramic views of Paris.
- Pick up interesting facts about the landmarks you pass along iconic Parisian landmarks with the help of dedicated audio headsets that you can tune in and out of at your discretion over the course of your cruise.
- The audio headset commentary is available in 8 languages to better suit your needs.
- This Bateaux Mouches cruise departs every 30 to 40 minutes, giving you the liberty to choose any time of the day you are comfortable with.
- With a convenient boarding point located at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, this cruise is easily accessible and one that you simply cannot miss.
- Children aged 4 to 12 yrs enjoy reduced prices and those aged 3 years and below do not require a ticket.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Immerse yourself in the Parisian art scene and wander through the historical and vibrant district of Montmartre on this walking tour.
- With an expert art history specialist as your guide, gain insight into the local art scene, famous historic artists and their works, and catch sight of interesting pieces of street art along the way.
- Really learn about the lives of artists, past and present, such as Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, Vincent van Gogh, Picasso, Matisse, and more.
- Experience the artistic side of the narrow streets against the backdrop of a bohemian Parisian atmosphere.
- You're bound to see live performances while on this tour as Montmartre is known for being an area where young artists express themselves.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Going on an Emily In Paris Tour
The Netflix series Emily in Paris follows the story of a young American woman named Emily Cooper (played by Lily Collins) who moves to Paris. Now you can follow her experiences navigating French culture and life in Paris with an Emily in Paris tour.
Explore all the iconic filming locations that were depicted in Emily in Paris, and walk in Emily’s footsteps during your next trip to the city.
Why Take an Emily in Paris Tour?
With an Emily in Paris tour, see Paris in a different way, visiting overlooked attractions, popular food spots, and more!
- Explore the Filming Locations: Discover all of the top filming locations of the popular Netflix series.
- Learn About Paris: Find out more about the fascinating real-life locations in Paris where the show was filmed.
- See Unusual Attractions: Visit some off-the-beat locations in Paris that Emily visits during her stay in Paris.
- Eat at Popular Food Spots: Follow Emily and visit a number of cafes, restaurants, and bakeries to indulge in some delicious Parisian cuisine.
Your Emily in Paris Tour Experience
An Emily in Paris tour allows you to visit many of the iconic filming locations from the hit Netflix series Emily in Paris. Whether you choose to go on a guided tour or not, you’ll get to take a deep dive into this diverse city.
See Paris’ beautiful neighborhoods where Emily lives and works, and take in the scenic views of the city from the bridges of the Seine River like the Pont des Arts.
You can also visit places like the Palais Garnier, Orsay Museum, the Pantheon, Musée des Arts Forains, and more.
Emily In Paris Tour Options
Guided Tour
A guided Emily in Paris walking tour is perfect if you don’t have a lot of time, or are unsure of where to find all of the locations.
- Your expert guide will be on hand to give you insights about both the filming locations and the city’s beautiful architecture.
- A guided tour typically lasts about 2 hours and can include passes to the Paris shuttle.
- It also means you get to save money, as you can book online in advance and make the best use of discounts and offers.
Self-Guided Tour
A self-guided tour is for those who want to explore all the attractions at their own pace.
- If you have more time to spare and know how to get around the city, this is the option for you.
- This will also give you the opportunity to spend more time at each location or opt to skip any locations you aren’t interested in.
- However, this can be a more expensive option, as you might have to spend more money to enter attractions and miss any discounts offered by a combined guided tour.
Plan Your Emily in Paris Tour Experience
Guided Tour Timings
- Tue and Fri: 1.30 PM
- Duration: 1 hr 40 min
Self-Guided Tour Timings
- Your timings will depend on the attractions you wish to visit
- Paris attractions generally open at 9-10 AM and close between 5-7 PM
For the Emily in Paris Guided Tour, the meeting point is at Place de l'Estrapade in the Latin Quarter.
Address: 75005 Paris, France
- Nearest Bus Stops: Panthéon (3-min walk); Saint-Jacques - Gay-Lussac (6-min walk); Luxembourg (7-min walk).
- Nearest Metro Stations: Cluny - la Sorbonne (3-min walk); Censier - Daubenton (6-min walk)
- Nearest RER Station: Luxembourg (7-min walk)
- Nearest Train Station: Gare Montparnasse (40 mins away)
- Parking: There are a number of paid garages available nearby for motorcycles and cars, including the Parking Indigo Paris Soufflot-Panthéon
Here are the show's filming locations you'll visit on your Emilt in Paris tour:
- Emily's Neighborhood - See Emily’s apartment, Gabriel’s restaurant, and the bakery La Boulangerie Moderne.
- Cour du Commerce Saint André - Explore this 17th-century passage and see Le Procope, one of Paris' oldest restaurants
- Monnaie de Paris Museum - See the museum of the Paris Mint, used as the setting for a fashion show.
- Pont des Arts - Cross this famous Parisian bridge and admire beautiful views of the Seine.
- Place de Valois - Previously called Fountains’ Court, this 18th-century square is where Emily works in Paris
- Domaine National du Palais Royal - In this former royal palace, you can see the installation of columns by Daniel Buren
- Palais Royal Garden - Visit the landscaped 17th-century gardens where Emily first meets Mindy in the show.
- Avenue de l'Opéra - See the stunning Palais Garnier, one the most famous opera houses in the world
La Boulangerie Moderne: Located near the Place de l'Estrapade, this popular bakery was where Emily had her first pain au chocolat
Café de Flore: One of the oldest coffeehouses in Paris it is on Boulevard Saint Germain. Emily visits here on a date with a professor.
Terra Nera: This Italian bistro on the Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques is the real-life location of Les Deux Compères, Gabriel's restaurant on the show.
Moghul Room: Also located in the Marriott Mena House hotel, this is one of Cairo’s most famous Indian restaurants.
Le Grand Véfour: This Michelin-star restaurant is one of the oldest and most distinguished in Paris. Emily tries (and fails) to make reservations here.
- Orsay Museum: This famous museum is known for its collection of Impressionist art, and makes a cameo in Season 3.
- Louvre Museum: One of the top museums in the world, it is home to masterpieces like the Mona Lisa. Emily visits the museum and its cafe in Season 2.
- Eiffel Tower: Visit this iconic Parisian monument known for its stunning views of the city, and the restaurants seen on the show.
- Seine River Cruises: Go on a sightseeing cruise along the Seine River, like Emily and her date Alfie in Season 2.
- The Pantheon: This mausoleum for famous French historical figures, can be seen in the background of the show.
- The Opera Garnier: The grand Palais Garnier is the largest opera house in Europe. Emily visits here in Season 1.
Emily in Paris Tours Tips & Hacks
- Walking Shoes: Wear comfortable shoes as walking around Paris can get tiring.
- Use Public Transportation: If you opt for a self-guided tour, remember that taxis can be expensive in Paris, so get a RATP card and use public transport as much as possible
- Accessibility: This walking tour is not generally suitable for people with mobility impairments.
- Learn a Few French Words: While most people in Paris speak at least a bit of English, simple greetings in French will take you a long way.
- Buy Tickets Online: If you want to visit any of the tickets attractions mentioned, buy your tickets in advance and online to ensure you avoid disappointment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Emily In Paris Tours
A. Emily in Paris is a Netflix series from creator Darren Starr about the life of Emily Cooper (played by Lily Collins), a young American who has recently arrived in Paris.
A. An Emily in Paris tour is a way for fans of the show to visit popular Emily in Paris filming locations. This is not a guided tour, but rather a way for visitors to set up their own itineraries.
A. The Emily in Paris filming locations include iconic Parisian landmarks such as the Louvre Museum, Palais Garnier, the Palace of Versailles, the Seine River, Montmartre, Cafe de Flore, and more.
A. A guided Emily in Paris tour starts from €36. If you wish to experience this on your own, please note that you might have to pay entrance fees at some of the attractions. It is also good to keep in mind that Paris is a fairly expensive city.
A. Yes, while it is primarily a walking tour, it also includes the Paris shuttle for convenient transportation.
A. Some of the top sights in Paris include the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Seine River, the Latin Quarter, and much more.
A. As the guided Emily in Paris tour is a walking tour, it is not suitable for guests with mobility impairments.