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Emily in Paris Walking Tour
Paris

Follow Emily from her fifth-floor walk-up in the Latin Quarter to the gardens, cafés, and bridges where she fell for Paris, and for Gabriel.

11 stops · 8 km

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Every Stop Has a Story

The Fifth-Floor Mix-Up

In Emily's building on this Latin Quarter square, she counts the floors the American way and ends up at Gabriel's door by mistake.

Gabriel's Corner

Emily buys her first pain au chocolat on this corner, right next door to Gabriel's French bistro, which in real life is an Italian restaurant called Terra Nera.

Long-Distance Heartbreak

Emily's long-distance relationship ends over the phone in front of this domed monument, where Voltaire, Victor Hugo, and Marie Curie are buried.

Morning Runs in the Garden

Emily goes for a morning run in this garden, which was created in 1612 for Marie de' Medici, a queen homesick for the gardens of her native Florence.

Café Intellectuals

Emily meets the charming but snobbish Thomas at this café, where Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir once wrote all day to stay warm during the Second World War.

The Oldest New Bridge

Emily ponders her future on this bridge at the end of the second season, noting that the Pont Neuf, or "new bridge," is actually the oldest one in Paris.

The Savoir Office

This quiet square beside the Palais-Royal provides the front door of Savoir, the luxury marketing agency where Emily works for her formidable boss, Sylvie.

Meeting Mindy

Emily meets her future best friend, Mindy, in this garden on her lunch break in the very first episode.

A Night at the Ballet

Emily confronts Thomas on the grand staircase of this opera house, whose underground water tank inspired the hidden lake in The Phantom of the Opera.

A Double Proposal

Gabriel brings Camille to this former railway station, the scene of one of their first dates, to propose, but Camille beats him to it.

Sexy or Sexist?

Savoir's daring perfume commercial for Maison Lavaux is shot on this bridge, prompting Emily to ask whether the ad is sexy or sexist.

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