Stunning ‘Emily in Paris’ filming locations you can visit

Stunning Emily in Paris filming locations you can visit. (Image: iStock/Imdb)

From Netflix Emily in Paris She has hooked the audience! And true fans know that while the show is all about chic looks and Parisian style, it is also about exquisite locations and the best of Paris. The show basically romanticizes the life of an American girl who is trying to make it in Paris as a marketing professional. While Paris is on most of our bucket lists, the glamorous shots over the Seine and scenes set at the Musée d’Orsay and the Pantheon have made the place even more popular. If you want to follow in Emily’s footsteps, here are some filming locations you can visit in real life.

Garnier Opera Palace

Like Emily, attend the opera at the Palais Garnier. A masterpiece of neo-Baroque architecture, this iconic landmark is a must-see for any Paris enthusiast. You can enjoy first-class opera performances and admire the stunning interior. Tickets cost between 50 and 220 euros.

Alexander III Bridge

Paris is full of iconic bridges and Pont Alexandre III is no exception. However, it stands out as one of the most beautiful! With an ornate design, the bridge offers stunning views of the Grand Palais and the Eiffel Tower. Savoir, the French marketing company where Emily works, is filming a perfume commercial here with their client.

The workshop of lights

This is where Emily was seen as third in the wheel with Gabriel and Camille. L’Atelier des Lumières is an abandoned factory turned art space in episode five of season one. The innovative venue, which opened in 2018, completely immerses visitors in the work of renowned artists.

Valois Square

This is the French marketing agency where Emily works with Sylvie, Luc and Julien. The building at 6 Place de Valois is where we see Emily dressed in her office uniform every day. It is located in the 1st arrondissement. This square is close to the Louvre, the Pont Neuf and the River Seine.

Flore’s Coffee

Immerse yourself in Parisian history and culture at the iconic Café de Flore. In the show, one of Emily’s suitors can be seen recounting the beautiful story of the café and how it shaped Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

Pantheon

This old building is where Emily breaks up with her American boyfriend. As impressive as it looks, this building is a perfect example of French architecture and history. It is also a top tourist attraction in Paris.