7 Emily in Paris Locations That You Should Definitely Visit

"Paris is always a good idea," as Emily Cooper famously declared in the enchanting series "Emily in Paris." This city has long been romanticized in literature, movies, and now, on our screens, captivating us with its charm and magic. If you're yearning to live your own whimsical and Instagrammable adventure, let's create the ultimate itinerary to visit the iconic locations featured in the show. From cobblestone streets to stunning patisseries, we'll explore the City of Lights through Emily's eyes, capturing those picture-perfect moments and immersing ourselves in the joie de vivre of Paris. So grab your beret and let's embark on a journey where dreams and croissants come true!"

1. Palace of Versailles

This French landmark, once the residence of the illustrious King Louis XIV, will transport you back in time to the grandeur of the 17th century. But the real showstopper is the jaw-dropping garden surrounding the palace. Get ready to have your breath taken away by the sheer splendor of 372 statues, 600 fountains, and 55 mesmerizing water features. And let's not forget about the legendary Hall of Mirrors, the star of the show! With its 357 mirrors reflecting shimmering elegance, it's no wonder this dazzling space stole the spotlight in season 2 of "Emily in Paris."

Picture yourself walking through its hallowed halls, reliving Gregory Dupree's couture-ballet-catwalk extravaganza. Don't miss your chance to experience the luxury of Versailles with a Versailles Palace All Access Passport, granting you entry to the Royal grand apartments, breathtaking gardens, the iconic Hall of Mirrors, captivating temporary exhibits, and even the whimsical Queen's Hamlet.

Duration: 2-3 hours

How to reach:

Versailles Express: This is a direct shuttle service specifically designed for visitors traveling from Paris to Versailles. It departs from two locations in Paris: the Eiffel Tower (at the base of the Tower) and the Champs-Elysées (at the corner of Avenue des Champs-Elysées and Rue de Berri). The Versailles Express drops you off close to the Palace entrance.

Train (RER): The most convenient way to reach Versailles is by taking the RER C train line from Paris to the Versailles-Château-Rive-Gauche station. This station is within walking distance of the Palace.

2. Pont Alexandre III

This picturesque gem spans across the idyllic Seine River, offering a truly magical experience. With its captivating Art Nouveau architecture adorned with lanterns, nymphs, and cherubs, this bridge is a feast for the eyes. And guess what? Not only can you soak in the breathtaking views of the Seine, but you can also catch a glimpse of the majestic Eiffel Tower from here! Oh la la! Remember that unforgettable scene in episode three of season one of "Emily in Paris"? The iconic Pont Alexandre III steals the spotlight as Savoir, the marketing agency where Emily works, shoots a mesmerizing perfume advertisement for Maison Lavaux. But things get a little spicy when an unexpected argument breaks out between Emily and Sylvie on the terrace of Bistrot Alexandre III, which happens to be just a stone's throw away from the bridge. So, let's recreate that magical moment and bask in the beauty of Pont Alexandre III, where love, drama, and stunning views collide in the most Parisian way possible!

Duration: 1-2 hours

3. Jardin du Palais Royale

This one's a beloved location from the very first episode of "Emily in Paris"! This magical spot is where Emily's serendipitous encounter with Mindy takes place during a lunch break. It's incredible how two completely different worlds collide, as Emily, the ambitious marketing executive, forms an unexpected bond with Mindy, the vivacious nanny. Situated in the heart of the city, this beautiful landscape has now become a part of the government buildings, nestled just a few steps away from the iconic Musee du Louvre. But that's not all – as you explore the area, you'll also discover a treasure trove of antique stores and jewelry boutiques surrounding the gardens. So, take a leisurely stroll through this haven of tranquility, soak in the vibrant atmosphere, and who knows? You might just stumble upon your own delightful connection, just like Emily did in this whimsical setting.

Duration: 2-3 hours

How to reach:

Metro: The most convenient way is to take the metro. The closest metro stations to the Jardin du Palais-Royal are Palais Royal-Musée du Louvre (Lines 1 and 7) and Pyramides (Lines 7 and 14). From there, it's just a short walk to the garden.

Bus: You can also take a bus to reach the Jardin du Palais-Royal. Several bus lines serve the area, including lines 21, 27, 39, 48. Check the bus schedules and routes to find the most convenient option for you.

4. La Maison Rose

Known as the pink house, no wonder Emily and her pal Mindy couldn't resist the temptation to dine at this delightful restaurant in episode 5 of season 1. Located on the enchanting Rue de l'Abreuvoir, a street that plays a recurring role in the show, La Maison Rose is a place where beauty meets your taste buds. Just imagine the Instagram-worthy photos you can capture here! With its charming pastel pink and green exterior, vintage signage, and impeccable setting, this café is a feast for the eyes. And guess what? You're not the only one who will be struck by its allure. None other than Pablo Picasso himself used to frequent this pink gem!

Duration: 2-3 hours

How to reach:

Metro: Take Line 12 and get off at the Lamarck-Caulaincourt station. From there, it's a short walk to La Maison Rose. The total journey time from central Paris will be approximately 20-30 minutes, depending on your starting point.

5. Canal Saint-Martin

Let's dive into the whirlwind romance of Thomas and Emily before his pretentious attitude drove her away. They discovered some hidden gems in France, and one of them was the picturesque Canal Saint-Martin. In episode 6 of season 1, Thomas and Emily embark on a double date with Gabriel and Camille, but little did Emily know that Gabriel had some important neighborly advice to share about Thomas's snooty demeanor. Nevertheless, let's focus on the charm of Canal Saint-Martin itself! This 4.6 km stretch connects the Canal de l'Ourcq to the Seine river, creating a fantastic tourist hotspot. And here's a secret: taking a scenic cruise along the canal is an absolute must! Imagine gliding along the water, immersing yourself in the captivating surroundings, and creating unforgettable memories.

Duration: 3 hours

How to reach:

The nearest metro stations to Canal Saint-Martin are: Republique (Lines 3, 5, 8, 9, and 11): From Republique station, it's a short walk to Canal Saint-Martin.

Jacques Bonsergent (Line 5): This station is located right next to Canal Saint-Martin, making it an excellent choice if you want to get off close to the canal.

6. L’atelier des Lumieres

This place is like no other, offering an immersive experience that will leave you in awe. In a slightly awkward yet intriguing turn of events, Emily finds herself on an outing with Gabriel (her eventual love interest and neighbor) and Camille (his girlfriend) in episode 5 of season 1. Their destination? L'atelier des Lumieres—an abandoned factory transformed into an extraordinary art space. And let me tell you, it's a visual spectacle that adds a whole new dimension to the scenes in the show. It's as if the trio stepped right into the mesmerizing "Starry Night" painting by the legendary Vincent Van Gogh! Prepare to be transported into a world of swirling colors and enchanting visuals that will ignite your imagination. At the Atelier des Lumieres, art comes to life, enveloping you in its magic and creating an experience like no other.

Duration: 2 hours

How to reach:

The nearest metro station to L'Atelier des Lumières is Voltaire (Line 9). From Voltaire station, it's a short walk to L'Atelier des Lumières.

7. Le Chateau de Sonnay

Hold on to your berets, because we're about to delve into the world of lavish estates and breathtaking chateaux! In episode 8 of season 1, we get a glimpse of Camille's countryside haven, the fictional Chateau de Lalisse. But here's the exciting part: the real location behind this enchanting estate is none other than Le Chateau de Sonnay, a castle-turned-winery nestled in the stunning Loire Valley, just a three-hour drive from Paris. And let me tell you, the Loire Valley is a treasure trove of over 300 magnificent chateaux waiting to be explored! Picture yourself standing in awe of the awe-inspiring Chambord, with its jaw-dropping 300 chimneys and mesmerizing intertwined staircases. Then, get ready to wander through the dreamlike gardens that seemingly stretch from the sky to the early at the Amboise castle. And let's not forget about the romantic Chenonceau, fondly known as the castle of ladies. With each chateau boasting its own unique charm and history, the Loire Valley promises an adventure fit for royalty.

Duration: Half day

How to reach:

Take a train from Paris to the nearest train station, which is Chinon. There are regular train services from Paris Montparnasse station to Chinon. The journey duration is approximately 2-3 hours, depending on the train and schedule.

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