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Top 16 Emily in Paris Locations
1. Palace of Versailles
This stunning former royal palace is known for its lavish luxury. Versailles’ iconic Hall of Mirrors was the setting for the show’s Season 2 finale.
Episode: Season 2, Episode 10
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2. The Banks of River Seine
Emily is often seen jogging along the banks of the Seine, where you can see some of Paris’ iconic landmarks, like the Louvre, and Notre Dame.
Episode: Season 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3
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3. The Pantheon
The Pantheon, a mausoleum for famous French historical figures, appears in the background of one of the first episodes of Emily in Paris.
Episode: Season 1, Episode 2
4. Bateaux Mouches
Ride on one of Paris’ Bateaux Mouches – open sightseeing “fly boats” like Emily and her date Mathieu in Season 1.
Episode: Season 1, Episode 10
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5. Paris Cabaret Shows
Emily’s friend Mindy works at a Parisian drag show near The Moulin Rouge. The cabaret also makes an appearance in an earlier episode.
Episode: Season 2, Episode 4 ; Season 1, Episode 5
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6. Le Café Marly
The Cafe Marly is a brasserie at the Musee du Louvre with views of the Louvre Pyramid. Emily dines here in the Season 2 premiere.
Episode: Season 2, Episode 1
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7. Père Lachaise Cemetery
Many famous historical French figures are buried at this cemetery, where Emily’s co-worker Luc takes her for a birthday lunch.
Episode: Season 2, Episode 3
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8. La Samaritaine
La Samaritaine is one of Paris’ glitziest department stores, and appears in Season 2 as the scene of an accidental crime.
Episode: Season 2, Episode 4
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9. Palais Garnier Opera House
The grand Palais Garnier is the largest opera house in Europe. Emily visits here in Season 1 to attend a ballet of Swan Lake.
Episode: Season 1, Episode 6
10. Montmartre
Montmartre is a neighborhood in Paris known for its bohemian atmosphere, and Rue de l'Abreuvoir or “the most beautiful street in Paris”.
Episode: Season 1, Episode 5
11. Jardin du Palais Royal
The beautiful gardens of the 17th-century Palais-Royal are located near the Louvre. It’s where Emily meets her new best friend, Mindy.
Episode: Season 1, Episodes 1 & 6 ; Season 2, Episode 10
12. Café de Flore
Café de Flore is one of the oldest coffeehouses in Paris, once frequented by famous writers and philosophers. Emily visits it on a date with a professor.
Episode: Season 1, Episode 6
13. Atelier des Lumières
This highly unusual museum is given over to immersive digital exhibitions. Emily, Camille, and Gabriel visit here in Season 1.
Episode: Season 1, Episode 5
14. Paris’ Boulangeries
Emily visits a number of Paris’ famous bakeries to indulge in chocolate croissants, including La Boulangerie Moderne.
Episode: Season 1, Episode 1
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15. Cinema Le Champo
Le Champo is a historic cinema in Paris, known for screening classic films, described by Emily’s co-worker Luc.
Episode: Season 2, Episode 4
16. Pont Alexandre III
Emily attends the filming for a perfume commercial that involves a model strutting down the Pont Alexandre II
Episode: Season 1, Episode 3
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Frequently Asked Questions About Emily in Paris Locations
What is Emily in Paris?
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.
What is an Emily in Paris Tour?
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.
What are the famous filming locations in Emily in Paris?
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.
What are the best things to do in Paris?
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.