Follow in Emily’s footsteps: a 3-days itinerary of Emily in Paris filming locations

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For fans of Emily in Paris, the series offers a whimsical view of Paris, filled with dreamy locations. As the fourth season approaches, here’s a detailed guide to exploring the iconic spots from the first three seasons, including the new additions from season three.

Day 1: exploring the classic locations

Morning: the latin quarter and emily’s neighborhood

  1. Place de l’estrapade
    Start your journey at Emily’s iconic apartment and Gabriel’s restaurant, “Les Deux Compères” (actually Terra Nera). Snap a photo here to capture the heart of Emily’s Parisian life.
  2. Boulangerie moderne
    Right next door is the bakery Emily frequents. Treat yourself to a croissant or pain au chocolat to fuel your day.
  3. Jardin du luxembourg
    A picturesque spot where Emily goes jogging. Wander through the lush gardens and admire the Medici Fountain.

Late morning: savoring parisian work life

  1. Place de valois
    Visit the elegant courtyard serving as the exterior for Savoir’s office.
  2. Jardin du palais royal
    Just a short walk away, this garden is where Emily first meets Mindy. A great place to relax and soak in Parisian charm.

Afternoon: iconic landmarks

  1. Pont Alexandre III
    Featured in the perfume commercial scene, this ornate bridge is a Parisian gem with stunning views of the Seine.
  2. Shakespeare and company
    Cross the Seine to this legendary bookstore from Before Sunset, often visited by literary and film enthusiasts.
  3. Café de flore
    End your day with a coffee or cocktail at this iconic café in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

Day 2: locations from season three and beyond

Morning: elegant dining and chic leisure

  1. Restaurant Jules Verne
    Dine where Emily meets a client at the prestigious Eiffel Tower restaurant helmed by Frédéric Anton.
  2. Piscine Molitor
    A historical swimming pool in the 16th arrondissement, featured in season three. Its art deco design is mesmerizing.
  3. Chez Julien
    This charming bistro, already seen in Gossip Girl, is a quintessential Parisian dining spot near Île Saint-Louis.

Afternoon: artistic and cultural explorations

  1. Fête de la musique (quai des célestins)
    Featured in Mindy’s performance, this June event brings music to every corner of Paris. Relive the magic if visiting during summer.
  2. Canal saint-martin
    A serene and trendy location where Emily discovers authentic Parisian life. Enjoy a drink or a picnic by the water.
  3. La nouvelle ève
    Visit the jazz club featured in the series, a glamorous cabaret venue near Montmartre.

Evening: outdoor cinema and nature

  1. Cinema en plein air (parc de la villette)
    Watch a film under the stars like Emily and Gabriel. Pack a blanket and enjoy a cozy movie night.
  2. Parc des buttes-chaumont
    A hidden gem in the 19th arrondissement, this park offers stunning views and a relaxed vibe. Stop by Rosa Bonheur for refreshments.

Day 3: quirky finds and unique experiences

Morning: quirky spots in central paris

  1. flore en l’île
    Luc’s favorite café on Île Saint-Louis offers stunning views and a relaxed atmosphere.
  2. mcdonald’s on champs-élysées
    Recreate Emily and Gabriel’s fast-food outing. Try the McBaguette or the macarons from the Emily in Paris menu.

Afternoon: unmissable landmarks

  1. notre-dame cathedral
    A historic icon and Emily’s frequent backdrop. Explore the nearby Île de la Cité.
  2. rue de l’abreuvoir and la maison rose
    A picturesque street in Montmartre where Emily explores Paris’s bohemian vibe.

This itinerary offers a blend of filming locations and authentic Parisian experiences, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the world of “Emily in Paris” while exploring the city’s cultural and historical landmarks

Pro tips for your trip

  • Don’t openly mention Emily in Paris to locals; many Parisians find the series amusingly stereotypical.
  • Visit the locations early to avoid crowds and capture the best photos.
  • Soak in the atmosphere: enjoy a glass of wine, a freshly baked croissant, or a riverside stroll like Emily.

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