8 Film Locations To Relive Your Favorite ‘Emily In Paris’ Scenes

Emily In Paris has easily become one of Netflix’s most popular shows since its launch last October of 2020. Becoming a household name, the show has garnered over 58 million views in their first season alone, wowing audiences with fabulously chic Parisian fashion and breathtaking film locations in every episode.

While travel is uncertain coming into 2022, fret not as we continue to give you all the spectacular film location of Emily in Paris, just in time for its season 2 release this month!

We’re right there with you and we live vicariously through Lily Collins as she walks through these 8 extraordinary film locations along the romantic streets of Paris.

*Note: Spoilers ahead!

Created in the mid-19th century, the Canal Saint-Martin is a 4.6km stretch connecting the Canal del l’Ourcq to the Seine river. It was created by Gaspard de Chabrol so more public places and walkways can reside on the street areas. Today, it is a lovely tourist spot where Parisians and travelers can take cruises along the canal. This is also the location where Emily and Thomas meet for a double date. 

Home to the fictional marketing firm Savoir is the Rue De Valois. This square is also where the Galerie Patrick Fourtin storefront is found along with its other neighbors, Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal as well as the Bistrot Valois. This charming spot is often featured in the show as Emily Cooper travels to and from the Rue de Valois where she reports to work.

The Pont Alexandre III is the location for the Maison Lavaux’s perfume commercial. This bridge was built in the 1800s and is loyally watched over by the four Greek god statues. If you’re planning to visit Paris soon, make sure to take this bridge as it will lead you straight to the Champs-Élysées where you can visit the Arc de Triomphe.

The Panthéon is a notable civic building where great French citizens such as Voltaire, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Èmile Zola, and Marie Curie are buried. In the show, this is where Emily receives a call from her boyfriend Doug which leads to the inevitable end to their relationship.

The Jardin du Palais Royale is found nearby the Savoir office in Rue de Valois and is where Emily first meets her go-to pal Mindy. This park stretches out in front of the Palais Royal where many French government offices are located at. This is also called the center of Paris and a short walk from the Louvre.

Without a doubt, you’ve seen on Instagram the beautifully created art installations of Van Gogh, Monet, and Renoir dripping from the walls of L’Atelier des Lumières. This is the location where Emily along with her neighbor Gabriel and his girlfriend Camille explore to see the artwork come to life.

Recreate some scenes from the show by snapping photos of the Le Maison Rose restaurant and its iconic pink walls. Given the name “The Pink House”, this charming corner house is a staple must-see when you go to Montmartre, Paris. Found along cobblestoned streets, Le Maison Rose is a romantic date idea for when you visit the City of Love.

The Le Grand Véfou is a Michelin-starred restaurant that dates back to the 18th century. Through the year it’s evolved to be an icon of gastronomy where the food is history-infused with French flavors. In the show, this is unfortunately where Emily tried and failed to get a reservation. We’re coming back for sure with a vengeance in Emily in Paris Season 2!

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