This is a show that tells you everything about it right in the title. The show follows an American girl as she moves to the beautiful country of France, specifically its capital Paris. If you saw the series, you definitely will have an urge to know about the shooting locations for Emily in Paris, and we have got you covered.

Paris is one of the most beautiful cities on the planet, and when you get to see it through the eyes of a young woman starting off in the City of Lights, it gets all the prettier. There is a possibility that some of you might someday travel to this beautiful city, and we don’t want you to miss out on the locations where this Netflix Original was filmed. So here we have a list of all the places that Emily visited when she was in Paris.

Palace de l’Estrapade

Well, first of all, we have to talk about the home Emily finds in the city. At the Latin Quarter on the Place de I’Estrapade, this little square is something that you should definitely pay a visit to when in the city.

La Boulangerie Moderne

Emily’s resident patisserie from the episode of the show is a place that gets our attention as well. Well, lucky for you, one can actually visit this La Boulangerie Moderne as this is an actual place in the city.

Emily in Paris Shooting Locations – Café de l’Homme

You definitely remember that beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower from the second episode of the show, don’t you? Café de l’Homme is the place where Emily attends her first work soirée for French parfumerie Maison Lavaux. One can actually make reservations at this beautiful venue, so why don’t you make one before you visit the city?

Café de la Nouvelle Mairie

One of Emily and Mindy’s regular brunch spots, Café de la Nouvelle Mairie is a place you will remember from episode 5 of the series. This is the same place where Emily tells Mindy about her kiss with Gabriel; his girlfriend Camille joined the duo in a few moments.

Café de Flore

Café de Flore is the cafe where our heroine met Thomas, the semiotics professor. It will intrigue you to know that this place was a historical bastion of writers, including Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir.

The Pont des Arts

We see Emily and her boss Sylvie trying to figure out a way to organize Pierre Cadault’s show without a venue, in the episode of the first season. Pont des Arts, is famously known as the Lock Bridge, mainly because couples from all around the world arrived here in order to cement their love; they would affix a custom lock as they do it. So, maybe visit this bridge with your love, and celebrate the beautiful feeling with them.

A few more Shooting Locations of Emily in Paris

Well, we all know they spread the entire Netflix series across a variety of locations around the city of Paris, so here are the remaining shooting locations from Emily in Paris that you should definitely check out.

• Place de Valois, the place where Emily gets her first job.
• Jardin du Palais Royal
• Jardin du Luxembourg
• Les Deux Compères, the restaurant is called Terra Nera when not on Emily in Paris

• The Panthéon
• Pont Alexandre III
• Le Grand Véfour
• Musée des Arts Forains
• La Château de Sonnay
• Ralph’s
• Les Deux Stations
• Monnaie de Paris
• The Vincent van Gogh exhibit at L’Atelier des Lumières

• La Maison Rose
• Place Dalida
• Canal Saint-Martin
• Lulu La Nantaise
• Palais Garnier
• Hôtel Plaza Athénée

Let us know what is your favorite location from Emily in Paris.