Emily in Paris is a Netflix sensation with something of a cult following, and this guide to the City of Light is a complete tour of the show’s filming locations in Paris and beyond. With five successful seasons now available, the series has become almost as famous for its fabulous locations as it is for its fashion, romance and drama.
The basis of the series is that Emily Cooper (played by Lily Collins) makes an unexpected move from Chicago to the French capital, where she takes a job at a Parisian marketing firm to bring an American perspective to the company.
While the series may not be to everyone's taste, one aspect of the show is not for debate – the landmarks, luxury hotels, restaurants and neighbourhoods used during filming are some of the most iconic addresses in Paris, the global heart of fashion, art, gastronomy and culture.
Many scenes have been filmed at well-known tourist spots, while others may be less familiar to viewers. And as the series has developed, Emily's world has expanded well beyond Paris, taking viewers to the French Alps, the French Riviera, Rome, the Italian countryside and, most recently, Venice.
For fans of the show and luxury travellers planning a stylish trip, these locations offer a practical way to experience Emily's Paris for themselves while discovering premium stays, famous sights and elegant places to eat across Europe.
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Season 1
Hotels
Hôtel Plaza Athénée, Dorchester Collection, Paris
This legendary and grand luxury five-star hotel has welcomed the world's elite since 1913. It is situated at the heart of prestigious Avenue Montaigne in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, considered one of the city's most fashionable areas, with some of the world's most esteemed haute couture establishments positioned along the tree-lined boulevard.
The hotel has 154 spacious guest rooms and 54 luxury suites and offers Michelin-starred cuisine from Jean Imbert au Plaza Athénée, as well as a sumptuous Dior Spa.
The hotel's famous Haute Couture Suite features in the first series, in Episode 7, when Emily looks after an actress. The suite boasts incredible views of the iconic Eiffel Tower, framed perfectly by its picture-frame window.
The hotel's chic lobby, La Galerie and Le Bar also feature in the series.
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Restaurants and Cafés
Ristorante Terra Nera
Ristorante Terra Nera, also known as Bistro Terra Nera, is used as the backdrop for Gabriel's restaurant, known in the show as "Les Deux Compères".
This Italian bistro serves delicious Italian risotto, pasta, pizzas and moreish desserts. The restaurant is situated on Place de l'Estrapade, a chic square in the Latin Quarter of Paris in the 5th arrondissement, close to Emily's apartment in the series.
The picturesque square features a fountain and is also the fictional home of Emily and Gabriel, making it one of the most recognisable locations for fans of the series.
Address: Terra Nera, Restaurant Italien, 18 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques, 75005
Café de Flore
Emily meets Thomas here at Café de Flore in Season 1, Episode 6.
Located in the 6th arrondissement, Café de Flore is one of the oldest and most famous coffee houses in Paris, having first opened in 1880. It is known for its long history of illustrious clientele.
Famous writers, philosophers, actors and designers, including Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, Jane Fonda, Brigitte Bardot and Yves Saint-Laurent, have all graced this charming café.
Address: Café de Flore, 172 Boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006
Le Grand Véfour
Le Grand Véfour is seen in Episode 4 of the first series, when Emily fails to secure a table.
This historic two-Michelin-starred restaurant is run by Guy Martin and has been among the finest gourmet restaurants in Paris for more than 200 years, including during its previous incarnation as the Café de Chartres.
The restaurant is located next to the Jardin du Palais Royal. Try the rabbit or duck foie gras terrine.
Address: Le Grand Véfour, 17 Rue de Beaujolais, 75001
Café de l'Homme
Café de l'Homme is used for the perfume launch party, with spectacular night-time terrace views of the golden-lit Eiffel Tower.
Located in the Trocadéro inside the Palais de Chaillot in the 16th arrondissement, the café serves authentic French cuisine, including foie gras, alongside Champagne and other drinks.
Address: Café de l'Homme, 17 Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75016
Landmarks
Pont Alexandre III
Pont Alexandre III is the ornate bridge spanning the River Seine and connecting the 7th and 8th arrondissements between the Esplanade des Invalides and the Grand Palais and Petit Palais.
The bridge features four gilt-bronze sculptures of winged horses and is one of the most recognisable bridges in Paris.
It features in Season 1, Episode 3, during an advertising campaign for the new perfume De L'Heure.
Address: Pont Alexandre III, 75008
Palais Garnier
Created in 1875, the Palais Garnier is the inspirational setting for the world-renowned Phantom of the Opera. The magnificent opera house boasts a grand Italian-style auditorium, a museum library, rehearsal studios and public areas.
The auditorium accommodates more than 2,000 spectators and the building has been listed as a historic monument since 1923. The Palais Garnier is also one of the most visited monuments in Paris.
The opera house features in Season 1, Episode 6, when Emily and Thomas watch Swan Lake. It is seen again when Sylvie attends a gala performance.
Address: Palais Garnier, Place de l'Opéra, 75009
Jardin du Luxembourg
The expansive and ornate gardens of the 17th-century Palais du Luxembourg are today home to the French Senate.
The beautiful park combines French and English gardens and spans around 25 hectares, containing a central pond, fountains, statues and monuments. It is extremely popular with Parisians looking for a relaxing escape from the city and is located in the 6th arrondissement.
Just a short distance from Place de l'Estrapade in the Latin Quarter, where Emily lives, we see Emily jogging through the park in the second episode.
Address: Jardin du Luxembourg, 75006
Musée des Arts Forains
The Musée des Arts Forains is a private museum dedicated to vintage funfair and fairground heritage objects, which have been preserved, restored and displayed for organised tours, private conventions, gala dinners, award ceremonies and other celebrations.
The displays are located in the historic wine warehouses of the Pavillons de Bercy in the 12th arrondissement of Paris.
The Musée des Arts Forains is featured in Episode 7 of the show, where it hosts a Fourtier party.
Address: Pavillons de Bercy, Musée des Arts Forains, 53 Avenue des Terroirs de France, 75012
Season 2
Hotels
Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel
Unlike the other Paris hotels featured in the series, the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat is located on the French Riviera.
Set within seven hectares of landscaped grounds on the Côte d'Azur, the hotel offers spectacular views from Nice towards Monaco, sumptuous rooms and Michelin-starred cuisine at Le Cap. It perfectly captures the glamour and sophistication of Riviera life.
The hotel offers 49 guest rooms, 24 lavish suites and an exclusive villa. Facilities include a luxury spa, indoor and outdoor pools, sun terraces and private cabanas.
Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat features in Episode 2 when Emily, intending to stay at the hotel with her boyfriend, instead finds herself alone on the French Riviera. She eventually invites her friends Mindy and Camille to join her.
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Shangri-La Paris
The Shangri-La Paris holds both Monument Historique status and Palace distinction. The hotel was formerly the residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, the great-nephew of Napoleon.
With stunning views overlooking the Eiffel Tower and River Seine, the hotel blends European grandeur and traditional Asian hospitality.
The Shangri-La Paris offers 63 guest rooms and 37 luxury suites, many commanding spectacular views across the city. It is also home to Michelin-starred Shang Palace – the only Chinese restaurant in France to hold such an accolade.
Facilities include a spa sanctuary with a large swimming pool and a state-of-the-art health club.
Though not featured by name, the Shangri-La Paris was used in the Season 2 "French Revolution" finale during the Bellville supper club scenes.
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Restaurants
Le Café Marly
The Season 2 opener sees Emily meeting Camille and Sylvie for lunch at Le Café Marly, with the famous Louvre pyramid in the background.
This Parisian upscale brasserie is located beneath the open-air arches of the Louvre Museum, with indoor seating also available. Dishes include fresh grilled fish and meats with seasonal vegetables.
Address: Le Café Marly, 93 Rue de Rivoli, 75001
La Coupole
La Coupole is where Emily and Alfie discuss their relationship issues before Emily departs, not knowing where she stands with him.
This famous Art Deco brasserie was founded in 1927 during the Roaring Twenties and has welcomed a who's who of esteemed guests, including Patti Smith, Jane Birkin, Pablo Picasso and French Prime Minister François Mitterrand.
The restaurant serves traditional French cuisine and is located in the 14th arrondissement.
Address: La Coupole, 102 Boulevard du Montparnasse, 75014
Landmarks
Tortuga Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann
Tortuga is the rooftop restaurant at Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann featured in Episode 5, where Emily finds the courage to discuss her relationship with Gabriel with Camille.
This rooftop, high-end gourmet fish-centric restaurant is an excellent al fresco dining destination, with stunning views overlooking the Palais Garnier Opera House and the Eiffel Tower in the distance.
The seasonal, local and exclusively wild produce includes tartare, carpaccio, dried or marinated fish and grilled dishes.
Address: Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann, 25 Rue de la Chaussée d'Antin, 75009
Père Lachaise Cemetery
Père Lachaise Cemetery is regarded as one of the most visited cemeteries in the world and is the largest cemetery in Paris, spanning nearly 45 hectares.
It is the final resting place of notable figures including Oscar Wilde, Édith Piaf, Frédéric Chopin, Marcel Proust, Marcel Marceau and Jim Morrison, the frontman of The Doors, who died in Paris in 1971 aged 27.
The famed cemetery features in Emily's birthday episode when Emily and Luc sit beside the grave of art critic Honoré de Balzac for lunch.
Address: Père Lachaise Cemetery, 16 Rue de Repos, 75020
Palace of Versailles
Spread over hundreds of hectares, the Palace of Versailles is one of the most visited tourist attractions in France and dates back to the 17th century.
The origins of Versailles can be traced to a hunting lodge built for King Louis XIII. It was later expanded by his son, King Louis XIV, into a grand palace and became the seat of French political power until the French Revolution.
Today, the palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Centre, renowned for its extraordinary architecture and important historical artefacts.
The Palace of Versailles was used in Season 2 when Emily attends a fashion show in one of the palace's most famous rooms, the Hall of Mirrors.
Address: Palace of Versailles, Place d'Armes, 78000 Versailles
Season 3
Hotels
Hotel Molitor Paris
First opened in 1929, the Molitor became a popular destination for Parisians because of its renowned swimming baths.
As its popularity grew, it quickly became a fashionable place to meet and socialise, hosting events such as bathing beauty contests and artists' galas. The hotel closed in 1989 and, after being listed as a historic building, became associated with Paris's underground art scene. The structure was eventually transformed with large-scale graffiti murals by some of the best-known street artists of the time.
Following a major restoration, the five-star resort reopened in 2014 with its historic swimming pools restored, alongside 124 rooms and suites and a luxury Clarins Spa.
In the third season, Emily is seen poolside, enjoying cocktails and chatting with her friend Mindy Chen as they lounge in the sunshine on deckchairs.
As an interesting aside, the famous swimming pool also featured in Yann Martel's novel Life of Pi and appeared in the film of the same name.
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Four Seasons Hotel George V
Regarded as one of the world's leading city hotels, the Four Seasons Hotel George V is an opulent Parisian residence boasting 185 deluxe guest rooms and 59 lavish suites.
The hotel offers views of the Eiffel Tower and is home to three restaurants collectively holding five Michelin stars, serving some of the finest food in France.
The iconic Art Deco building was built in 1928 and has welcomed famous guests including Greta Garbo and The Beatles.
Located just a few minutes' walk from the Champs-Élysées and River Seine in the city's 8th arrondissement, the hotel also offers an elegant spa with an indoor pool and a well-appointed fitness centre.
In Episode 3 of the third series, the palatial hotel features as the place where Emily's boss Madeline stays in the spectacular Eiffel Tower Suite.
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Restaurants
Gastronomy plays an essential part in Parisian culture, and Emily in Paris takes full advantage of this by using some of the city's most iconic restaurant, café and bar locations for filming.
From historic brasseries to Michelin-starred restaurants, the series showcases both well-known Parisian institutions and lesser-known venues.
Chez Julien
Chez Julien features in Season 3 when Emily and Mindy, dining at another table, overhear an argument between Sofia and Camille.
Chez Julien is a chic and relaxed restaurant with 1900s décor dating back to its origins as a bakery. It offers an intimate candlelit atmosphere and elevated authentic French cuisine.
Guests can enjoy the cosy interior or sit on the charming terrace and watch the world pass by.
Address: Chez Julien, 1 Rue de Pont Louis-Philippe, 75004
Le Jules Verne
Le Jules Verne is the spectacular setting for the argument between Sylvie, Madeline and Emily.
Located 125 metres above the ground on the second floor of the world-famous Eiffel Tower, the restaurant offers breathtaking views across Paris.
Michelin-starred chef Frédéric Anton and his team deliver refined French cuisine alongside an impressive selection of wines, with breakfast, lunch and dinner menus available.
Address: Le Jules Verne, 2nd Floor of the Eiffel Tower, Avenue Gustave Eiffel, 75007
Landmarks
Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre
Also known simply as Sacré-Cœur, the Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre is a Roman Catholic church and minor basilica perched high above Paris.
The landmark offers sweeping views over the city and its suburbs and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Paris. Its dome and bell tower are among the highest points in the city.
Sacré-Cœur is used twice in the series. It appears at the start of Episode 4 when Emily is enjoying her time as an "influencer", and again when she helps Gabriel choose a suitable location to propose to Camille.
Address: Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre, 35 Rue du Chevalier de la Barre, 75018
Eiffel Tower
One of the most iconic and most visited monuments in the world, the Eiffel Tower is perhaps the ultimate symbol of Paris.
The wrought-iron tower was built for the 1889 Exposition Universelle, held to celebrate the centennial of the French Revolution. It stands 330 metres tall including its modern antennas and took more than two years to construct.
Today, the Eiffel Tower comprises three levels and includes viewing platforms, a museum, a glass floor, souvenir shops and restaurants.
Views of the Eiffel Tower feature numerous times throughout the show, providing the quintessential Parisian backdrop. However, it is only in Season 3 that Emily visits the tower itself, including the second-floor Le Jules Verne restaurant.
Address: Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007
Season 4
Paris Filming Locations
Place de l'Estrapade
Place de l'Estrapade is one of the most recognisable locations in Emily in Paris and returns once again in Season 4.
The small square near the Panthéon serves as the exterior of Emily and Gabriel's apartment building. Across the square is the restaurant used as the exterior of Gabriel's restaurant, L'Esprit de Gigi.
For fans of the series, this is one of the best places to visit to see the Paris that has become synonymous with Emily.
Sacré-Cœur
The Basilica of Sacré-Cœur makes another appearance in Season 4.
Perched high above Montmartre, the famous white-domed basilica provides spectacular views across Paris and once again gives the series one of its most recognisable backdrops.
Stade Roland Garros
Early in Season 4, Emily and her friends and colleagues find themselves at the French Open.
The action takes place at Stade Roland Garros, home of the French Open and one of the world's most famous tennis venues.
The scenes at centre court provide another distinctly Parisian setting for the series.
Pont Neuf
Pont Neuf returns in Season 4, providing another romantic setting along the River Seine.
Despite its name meaning "New Bridge", Pont Neuf is actually the oldest standing bridge across the Seine in Paris. Its elegant arches and location in the heart of the city make it one of the most picturesque places to take a stroll, much like Pont des Arts.
Hotels
Hôtel Plaza Athénée
Hôtel Plaza Athénée makes another appearance in Season 4, having already featured prominently in the first season.
This time, the hotel provides the setting for the Agence Grateau holiday party. Its courtyard is transformed into a luxurious chalet-themed winter wonderland for the Christmas celebrations.
The return to Hôtel Plaza Athénée is particularly fitting given the hotel's importance in the earlier seasons.
Hotel Eden
When Emily travels to Rome in Season 4, she stays at Hotel Eden, a luxurious five-star hotel located on Via Veneto.
The famous street is closely associated with Rome's glamorous past and was immortalised by Federico Fellini's classic film La Dolce Vita.
Hotel Eden provides Emily with a suitably glamorous base for her first Roman adventure.
Restaurants, Bars and Entertainment
Crazy Horse Paris
The famous Parisian cabaret venue Crazy Horse returns in Season 4, this time featuring Mindy.
Known for its spectacular revue shows, elaborate choreography and distinctive cabaret style, Crazy Horse has long been one of Paris's most famous entertainment venues.
Mindy's performances give the venue a starring role in the series.
Address: Crazy Horse Paris, 12 Avenue George V, 75008
French Alps and Surrounding Locations
Megève
Season 4 takes Emily and the gang beyond Paris to the French Alps.
Megève is the location of Camille's family's ski chalet and provides the series with a dramatic change of scenery, replacing Parisian streets with snowy Alpine landscapes and mountain views.
The resort is one of France's most glamorous winter destinations and is particularly well known for skiing, luxury hotels and its traditional Alpine atmosphere.
Chantilly
Chantilly also features in Season 4, taking the characters into the world of polo and the French countryside.
The area around Chantilly is famous for its historic château, equestrian traditions and extensive grounds, providing a very different backdrop from central Paris.
Rome
The Colosseum
Season 4 marks Emily's first major adventure in Rome.
After arriving in the Italian capital, Emily gets on the back of Marcello's Vespa and begins exploring some of the city's most famous sights.
The Colosseum is one of the first major landmarks she encounters. Marcello encourages Emily to put down her phone and experience Rome through her own eyes rather than simply photographing it.
Trevi Fountain
The Trevi Fountain provides another instantly recognisable Roman backdrop.
Marcello introduces Emily to the famous tradition of throwing a coin into the fountain. The spectacular Baroque monument is one of Rome's most popular attractions and has become one of the city's most recognisable symbols.
Piazza Mattei
Piazza Mattei, located in Rome's Jewish Quarter, provides the setting for one of Mindy's performances.
The small and atmospheric square gives the scene a more intimate feel than some of the city's grander landmarks, while its famous Turtle Fountain provides a beautiful backdrop.
Season 5
Season 5 expands Emily's European adventure even further. While Paris remains an important part of the story, much of the season takes place in Rome, with the action also moving to the Italian countryside and Venice.
Emily begins the season as the new head of Agence Grateau Rome, giving the series a fresh setting while retaining many of the Parisian locations fans have come to know and love.
Rome Filming Locations
Emily's Rome Apartment
Emily begins Season 5 living in Rome at Piazza Costaguti.
Her new apartment reflects her new life in Italy and provides a very different backdrop from her familiar home in Paris.
The location in the heart of Rome places Emily close to many of the city's historic streets and landmarks.
Agence Grateau Rome
The Roman branch of Agence Grateau gets its own permanent base in Season 5.
The office is located off Via Dora and Piazza Mincio and becomes Emily's new professional home as she takes on a bigger role in the agency's Italian operations.
Zuma Restaurant
Zuma Restaurant provides one of the season's glamorous Roman dining settings.
Located inside Palazzo Fendi, the restaurant has a rooftop terrace with views towards the Spanish Steps. Sylvie meets Giancarlo here for breakfast while discussing the agency's plans in Rome.
Address: Zuma Restaurant, Palazzo Fendi, Via della Fontanella di Borghese, Rome
San Polo dei Cavalieri
Emily travels into the Italian countryside with Marcello and his family to San Polo dei Cavalieri.
The trip gives Emily the chance to experience a more traditional side of Italian life, including a truffle hunt with the Muratori family.
The surrounding countryside provides a beautiful contrast to the busy streets of Rome.
Muratori Family Home
The Muratori family home is set in a villa in the countryside near Rome.
Emily joins Marcello's mother Antonia in the kitchen, where she prepares truffle risotto. The location gives viewers a glimpse into the family's more private and traditional side.
Villa Parisi
Villa Parisi provides the setting for Princess Jane's welcome party for Sylvie and the Agence Grateau Rome team.
The elegant property is located in Frascati and provides the suitably glamorous setting for an evening of drinks, fashion and business.
Hotel de Russie
Emily and Sylvie meet Marcello, his mother and Antoine Lambert at Hotel de Russie.
The hotel's beautiful Secret Garden provides the setting for discussions about Marcello's perfume collaboration with Maison Lavaux.
The hotel is one of Rome's best-known luxury properties and is located close to the Piazza del Popolo.
Fendi Headquarters
Fashion naturally plays a major role in Emily's Roman adventure, and Season 5 takes the characters to Fendi's headquarters.
The striking building is located in Rome's EUR district and provides the setting for an important meeting involving Agence Grateau.
La Posta Vecchia
La Posta Vecchia provides the setting for a Bavazzatini launch event.
Mindy performs Sabrina Carpenter's "Espresso" for the guests, making the beautiful hotel another memorable musical backdrop in the series.
Fendi Roma Palazzo Boutique
Marcello takes Emily to the Fendi boutique at Largo Goldoni to buy her an authentic Fendi bag.
The location adds another glamorous fashion moment to Emily's Roman adventure.
Address: Fendi Roma Palazzo, Largo Goldoni 420, 00187 Rome
Mercati di Traiano
Emily and Marcello stroll around Mercati di Traiano, one of Rome's most fascinating ancient archaeological sites.
The ruins are located next to the Roman Forum and provide an atmospheric setting for one of Emily and Marcello's more personal conversations.
Orient Express La Minerva
Mindy stays at Orient Express La Minerva while in Rome, and Alfie is also staying there during his work trip.
The hotel becomes the setting for their romantic "vacation fling" and later provides another spectacular rooftop setting for the Agence Grateau team.
Aventine Keyhole
Marcello takes Emily to the famous Aventine Keyhole, one of Rome's most unusual viewpoints.
Looking through the keyhole provides a remarkable view of St Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, creating the unusual impression of seeing three countries at once – Italy, Vatican City and Malta.
Solitano
Solitano is the fictional hometown of Marcello and the home of the Muratori fashion house.
The town seen in the series was filmed around Ostia Antica, an archaeological site near Rome that provides the backdrop for the Muratori Paradiso launch event.
Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese
The rooftop Settimo restaurant at Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese features in Season 5.
The restaurant provides the setting for a memorable scene involving Luc and his complicated love life.
Address: Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese, Via Lombardia 47, 00187 Rome
Gigi Rigolatto Roma
The Rome chapter of Season 5 ends at Gigi Rigolatto Roma, the rooftop restaurant at Orient Express La Minerva.
Sylvie gathers the team here as the agency's Roman adventure begins to draw to a close.
Paris Filming Locations
Théâtre de Paris
Although Mindy's appearance on the fictional Italian television show Ballando! Ballando! Ballando! is supposed to take place in Rome, the performance was actually filmed at Théâtre de Paris.
The historic theatre provides a spectacular Parisian setting for Mindy's performance.
Address: Théâtre de Paris, 15 Rue Blanche, 75009
L'Esprit de Gigi
Gabriel's restaurant, L'Esprit de Gigi, returns in Season 5.
As in previous seasons, the exterior is actually Terra Nera, the Italian restaurant on Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques. Gabriel's fictional restaurant has now earned a Michelin star, making it an even more important part of the story.
Address: Terra Nera, 18 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques, 75005
Boulangerie Moderne
La Boulangerie Moderne at Place de l'Estrapade makes another appearance.
It is where Emily makes one of her first stops when she returns to Paris, continuing one of the show's longest-running location traditions, and where she could easily grab a pain au chocolat on her way back to the square.
Emily's Apartment
Emily and Gabriel's familiar apartment building at 1 Place de l'Estrapade returns in Season 5.
The square remains one of the most recognisable filming locations in the entire series and is a must-visit for fans exploring Emily's Paris.
Address: 1 Place de l'Estrapade, 75005
Sylvie's Apartment
Sylvie's apartment is located at 19 Rue Vavin in the 6th arrondissement.
The elegant Parisian residence provides the setting for several of Sylvie's personal storylines during the season.
Address: 19 Rue Vavin, 75006
Agence Grateau
The Paris headquarters of Agence Grateau returns at Place de Valois.
The location has become one of the show's most recognisable recurring settings and remains the centre of the team's professional life in Paris.
Crazy Horse Paris
Mindy is back performing at Crazy Horse in Season 5.
The famous cabaret returns as one of her principal performance venues, giving viewers another chance to see the spectacular Parisian nightlife that has become an important part of her character.
Address: 12 Avenue George V, 75008
Lafayette's
Mindy and Alfie arrange a dinner date with Emily at Lafayette's.
The restaurant provides the setting for the friends to discuss their relationship, although Mindy struggles to reveal the news she wants to share.
Address: Lafayette's, 8 Rue d'Anjou, 75008
Hotel Shangri-La Paris
The Shangri-La Paris returns in Season 5, this time standing in for the fictional Heatherton Hotel.
Emily convinces Gabriel to cater an event at the property, bringing one of Paris's most luxurious hotels back into the series.
Address: 10 Avenue d'Iéna, 75116
Pont Neuf
Pont Neuf makes another appearance as Emily goes running along the River Seine.
Mindy follows her and uses the opportunity to force Emily to confront some unresolved feelings, making the famous bridge another backdrop for one of the show's relationship conversations.
Brass and Bourbon American Pub
Emily wanders into an English-style pub when she is looking for a reminder of home.
The fictional Brass and Bourbon American Pub is actually The Financier, located on Rue du Départ in the 14th arrondissement.
Address: 15 Rue du Départ, 75014
Hôtel de Crillon
Hôtel de Crillon provides the setting for a meeting between Mindy and Nico.
The historic luxury hotel sits on Place de la Concorde and is one of the most prestigious addresses in Paris.
L'Oréal Headquarters
Sylvie meets with L'Oréal at its headquarters on Rue Royale.
The building combines historic Parisian architecture with a much more contemporary interior, providing a fitting setting for one of Agence Grateau's major business meetings.
Address: 14 Rue Royale, 75008
Hôtel de Noirmoutier
Hôtel de Noirmoutier stands in for the US Embassy during a Fourth of July party.
Emily visits Jake at his workplace, providing one of the season's more unusual Parisian locations.
Address: 138 Rue de Grenelle, 75007
Le Royal Monceau – Raffles
Sylvie reconnects with her former best friend Yvette over a game of backgammon at the bar of Le Royal Monceau.
The luxury hotel is located close to the Arc de Triomphe and provides another glamorous Parisian setting.
Address: 37 Avenue Hoche, 75008
Julien's Apartment
Mindy stays at Julien's apartment after her disagreement with Emily.
The location becomes the setting for one of the pair's eventual reconciliations, with Emily apologising from the street below Julien's balcony.
Address: 7 Rue La Bruyère, 75009
Notre-Dame Cathedral
Emily passes Notre-Dame while a tour group admires the famous cathedral.
The appearance is particularly notable because the cathedral's restoration following the devastating 2019 fire forms part of the conversation in the scene.
Fondation Louis Vuitton
Sylvie speaks on "The Future of Luxury" panel at the Fondation Louis Vuitton.
The striking contemporary building in the Bois de Boulogne provides an impressive setting for a major conversation about fashion, luxury and Marcello's future.
Address: 8 Avenue du Mahatma Gandhi, 75116
Yvette's Home
Yvette's home is located on Rue Saint-Augustin, while the interiors were filmed at a separate property on Avenue Niel.
The elegant setting provides the backdrop for a dinner party attended by Sylvie.
La Fontaine Gaillon
Mindy meets friends for dinner at La Fontaine Gaillon and learns that Nico and Marcello are going into business together.
The restaurant is located in the 2nd arrondissement.
Address: 1 Rue de la Michodière, 75002
Bar Tabac Gaillon
Sylvie meets a charming stranger outside Bar Tabac Gaillon after stepping out for a smoke.
The bar is located just down the road from Yvette's residence.
Address: 2 Rue de la Michodière, 75002
Bois de Boulogne
Emily, Mindy, Nico and Marcello go horseback riding in the Bois de Boulogne.
The huge green space on the western edge of Paris provides a welcome change from the city's busy streets and gives Emily and Marcello an opportunity to try to clear the air.
Paris Pride
Agence Grateau gets involved in Paris Pride, with the team working on a water-brand float travelling through the streets.
Mindy performs during the celebrations while Emily and Marcello attempt to repair their relationship.
Le Grand Café
Sylvie tells Yvette about her new lover during an al fresco meal at Le Grand Café near the Grand Palais.
The location provides another elegant Parisian setting for Sylvie's increasingly complicated personal life.
Brasserie de l'Hôtel du Nord
Emily and Marcello, along with Mindy and Nico, stop for drinks at Brasserie de l'Hôtel du Nord before a party.
The classic Parisian bistro is located along Quai de Jemmapes.
Address: 102 Quai de Jemmapes, 75010
L'Officine at Hotel du Louvre
Emily, Marcello, Mindy and Nico attend a party at L'Officine, the bar at Hotel du Louvre.
The gathering is designed to convince designer Noah Moreau to join their business venture.
Canal Saint-Martin
The group later walks along Canal Saint-Martin, continuing their efforts to persuade Noah to work with them.
The canal's tree-lined banks and bridges provide one of the most atmospheric neighbourhood settings in Paris.
Carita Beauty House
Sylvie and Yvette enjoy a luxurious spa day at Carita Paris.
The beauty house is located on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, in one of Paris's most prestigious shopping and fashion districts.
Address: 11 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008
Le Jardin de Verre by Locke
Noah agrees to design Marcello and Nico's sportswear line over coffee at Le Jardin de Verre by Locke.
The venue is located on Rue Lacépède in the Latin Quarter.
Address: 7 Rue Lacépède, 75005
Les Bains Paris
Emily, Mindy, Marcello and Nico go clubbing at Les Bains in the Marais.
The legendary nightlife venue provides another glimpse of the more glamorous side of Paris after dark.
Il Bambini
Marcello and Nico host a press luncheon at Il Bambini at the Palais de Tokyo to announce Noah as their new designer.
The fashionable restaurant provides an appropriately stylish setting for the event.
Address: Palais de Tokyo, 13 Avenue du Président Wilson, 75116
Muratori Atelier
With help from Pierre Cadault, Emily secures an atelier for Marcello's new fashion line.
The filming location is at CMA France on Avenue Marceau.
Address: 12 Avenue Marceau, 75008
Pierre Cadault's Riad
Pierre Cadault appears from a riad at the Grand Mosque of Paris, where he reveals that he can help Marcello and Nico get their new line into Venice Fashion Week.
Address: Grand Mosquée de Paris, 39 Rue Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire, 75005
Le Bristol
Sylvie and Laurent work on rekindling their marriage at 114 Faubourg, one of the restaurants at Le Bristol Paris.
The legendary hotel provides a suitably luxurious setting for their reconciliation.
Le Bateau-Lavoir
Luc takes Emily on his personal tour of Paris and stops at Le Bateau-Lavoir in Montmartre. Nearby, Rue de l'Abreuvoir is one of the area's most picturesque streets.
The historic building has strong associations with Paris's artistic community and was once home to numerous artists.
Address: 13 Rue Ravignan, Place Émile Goudeau, 75018
Au Rendez-Vous des Amis
Emily and Luc drink absinthe at this Montmartre café following their afternoon together.
Address: 23 Rue Gabrielle, 75018
Gare de Lyon and Le Train Bleu
Emily meets Gabriel at Gare de Lyon to return the knives he left behind in Paris.
They stop for a quick meal at Le Train Bleu, the spectacular Belle Époque restaurant inside the station, before saying goodbye on the platform.
Les Deux Magots
Sylvie meets her mother at the historic Les Deux Magots café in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
The famous café has been associated with Parisian intellectual and artistic life for generations.
Address: 6 Place Saint-Germain-des-Prés, 75006
Maxim's
Agence Grateau hosts a Belle Époque-themed party for an absinthe client at Maxim's.
One of the most famous restaurants of Paris's Belle Époque era, Maxim's provides an appropriately glamorous setting for the event.
Address: 3 Rue Royale, 75008
Venice Filming Locations
Osteria Alla Frasca
Osteria Alla Frasca is used for a lunch between Sylvie and Gabriel.
Although the scene is presented as part of their Italian travels, the restaurant is actually located in Venice.
Address: 5176 Corte de la Carità, Venice
Grand Canal
Emily, Marcello, Mindy and Nico arrive in Venice by water taxi along the Grand Canal.
The sequence showcases some of the city's most famous sights, including Ponte della Paglia, Ponte della Canonica, the Bridge of Sighs and the Rialto Bridge.
For a series already famous for its beautiful locations, Venice provides one of the most spectacular backdrops yet.
San Francesco Della Vigna
The Marcello Muratori fashion line makes its debut at San Francesco Della Vigna during Venice Fashion Week.
The historic setting is close to a canal, allowing guests to arrive by boat – a suitably Venetian entrance for a major fashion event.
Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo
Emily and Mindy explore Venice and visit the area around the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo.
The spectacular church and surrounding canals provide another atmospheric backdrop as the pair explore the city.
Campo Santa Maria Nova
Emily and Mindy stop at Campo Santa Maria Nova, where they enjoy gelato at Bar Ai Miracoli before visiting a local mask shop.
The square provides a classic Venetian setting, surrounded by narrow streets and waterways.
Ponte Minich
Mindy tells Emily about her new job while the two stand on Ponte Minich.
The small Venetian bridge provides a quieter and more intimate setting than the city's major landmarks.
St. Regis Venice
Emily and Marcello stay at the St. Regis Venice while they are in town for Venice Fashion Week.
Emily and Mindy also meet at the hotel's restaurant, Gio's, for drinks and breakfast.
The hotel provides one of the most luxurious settings in the Venice section of the season.
Moro
Emily and Marcello enjoy a romantic dinner at Moro.
Emily expects that the evening might involve a proposal, but Marcello instead takes her to his favourite restaurant in Venice.
Piazza San Marco
Piazza San Marco is one of Venice's most famous locations and features prominently in Season 5.
The square is home to landmarks including St Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, St Mark's Campanile and the Torre dell'Orologio.
It is also home to historic cafés including Caffè Florian and Gran Caffè Quadri.
Hotel Danieli
Agence Grateau and the Muratori family celebrate the success of Marcello's fashion show on the rooftop of Hotel Danieli.
The spectacular hotel provides the setting for another important conversation between Emily and Marcello about their future together.
Rio Marin
The season's Venice adventure concludes with a romantic gondola ride along Rio Marin.
The canals provide a beautiful final backdrop as the characters' relationships take another unexpected turn.
Experience the Emily in Paris Filming Locations for Yourself
One of the great things about Emily in Paris is that many of the locations featured throughout the series can actually be visited. Many fans choose a walking tour or broader paris tour to connect the show's main Paris locations in one outing.
From the charming streets around Place de l'Estrapade to grand Parisian hotels, historic cafés and famous landmarks, fans can recreate plenty of Emily's Parisian adventures. A route can also fold in spots like Jardin des Tuileries or Atelier des Lumieres, depending on your interests. Some travellers specifically look for an official Emily in Paris filming-location walking tour, while others prefer to map out their own self-guided day.
And as the series has expanded, so has the opportunity to follow in Emily's footsteps around Europe. Season 4 takes viewers from Paris and the French Alps to Rome, while Season 5 expands the journey further into the Italian countryside and Venice. If you want to extend the mood further, some itineraries also nod to glamour beyond the capital, including st tropez.
Whether you're interested in the show's luxury hotels, famous restaurants, fashion locations or simply want to see some of the world's most beautiful cities, following the filming locations of Emily in Paris is an entertaining way to explore Europe. The appeal is especially strong for any paris fan who enjoys the show's mix of style and sightseeing. The series also sparks side interests, from French class and fashion guide chronicles to its recurring contrasts between American and French customs. Costume designer Marylin Fitoussi gives Emily unapologetically fabulous outfits, and her looks mix vintage couture with contemporary styling in a fashion guide featuring more than 250 illustrations; optional inspirations can even include places tied to brands such as Ralph Lauren and the influence of her chic friends.
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