CAROLE BETHUEL/NETFLIX © 2020įun fact: this was once upon a time the famous Paris Love Lock bridge, until panes of glass replaced the fence that used to be there, prohibiting visitors from locking up their love. Spoiler: Emily gets her share of romance throughout the season, and she returns to this bridge to jog too at the start of Episode 3. It’s of course here that she spots the couple kissing and feels super lonely in one of the world’s most romantic cities. The gorgeous bridge that Emily strolls along during blue hour while talking to her boyfriend is Pont des Arts. CAROLE BETHUEL/NETFLIX © 2020 Pont des Arts, AKA Where Emily Chats with Doug on the Phone EMILY IN PARIS (L to R) LILY COLLINS as EMILY and SAMUEL ARNOLD as LUKE in episode 101 of EMILY IN PARIS. We of course see this square repeatedly throughout Emily in Paris Season 1, along with the eateries located in the square where Emily isn’t (then is) invited to dine with her colleagues.
THE OPERA CAFE BROOKLYN ZIP
We watch Emily zip up in a tiny little elevator (yes, Parisian elevators really can be that small) before she meets her new colleagues for the year. Place de Valois, AKA the Location of Savoir’s OfficeĪfter spurring the advances of her… realtor guy, Emily heads straight to the office of Savoir, which is located in the picturesque Place de Valois. Lest we forget, this exact spot is where our darling with 48 whole followers, begins her journey to social media stardom. The views make it allllll worth it though! And while you probably won’t be able to access Emily’s apartment for yourself, the pretty square and its surrounding areas (seen throughout the show) are easily accessible. Of course, that brings us to our next Emily in Paris location – her apartment, which is in… Place de l’Estrapade, AKA the Location of Emily’s Apartmentįirst seen in: Emily in Paris Season 1 Episode 1Īnd so our journey begins! Of course, Place de l’Estrapade is where Emily meets the mildly sleazy Frenchman who shows her into her new “very old” building and she gets confused by the floor numbers and the concept of a “Chambre de Bonne”. The Arc de Triomphe… Photo by Matt Seymour on UnsplashĪnd towards the Palais Garnier (the Paris Opera House) before we finally get to her new snazzy apartment.
The first establishing shots we see are of the Eiffel Tower (naturally), likely captured from the Passerelle Debilly.Īfter that shot, we see Emily whizzing down her taxi passing by landmarks like the Palais Bourbon (meeting place of the French National Assembly)… Image by David Mark from Pixabay
The show does indeed start off as Emily in Chicago, but boom – we quickly transition to Emily in Paris and that’s when the magic begins.
So, if you’re on the hunt for THE most detailed list of filming locations from Emily in Paris on the Internet – we have you covered.įrom big ‘Emily in Paris’ locations like the Savoir office, Gabriel’s restaurant and the location of Emily’s apartment to more mysterious spots like the show’s party venues, cafés and restaurants, this list was painstakingly compiled through repeat-watches of the show’s first season, and plenty of sleuthing around on Google Streetview. Love it or hate it – Emily in Paris has quickly become a Netflix smash hit, dividing viewers as much as pineapple on pizza.īut whether you celebrate the cheesiness and predictability of it all, or hate it with a passion like most French critics seem to, I think there’s one thing we can all agree on… the real star of this show is the City of Light itself – beautiful Paris! Photo by Jeff Frenette on UnsplashĪnd because the show did indeed shoot on location, all of the places pictured in the show are actually venues that you can visit in real life.
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