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Remy Finds Paris

When Remy climbs out of the sewers onto a rooftop, the sight of the Eiffel Tower tells him he has been under Paris all along.

Beneath the Boulevards

Separated from his family, Remy is swept through the sewers until he surfaces in Paris, and this museum lets you walk a stretch of the real tunnels.

Remy's Worst Nightmare

Remy's father brings him to a shop window full of dead rats to warn him about humans, and this pest-control shop's real display inspired the scene.

The Chase on the Seine

Remy escapes Skinner with Gusteau's will in a chase along the Seine, and this is one of the bridges that inspired the film's riverside Paris.

The Jar by the River

Ordered to get rid of Remy, Linguini takes him down to the Seine in a jar beneath this bridge, and ends up talking to him instead.

Gusteau's Grand Inspiration

Director Brad Bird spent hours drawing this riverside dining room, and Gusteau's lamps and cheese trolley were copied from the ones here.

A Table at the Train Bleu

This lavish station restaurant, created for the 1900 Exposition, is often cited as one of the inspirations for the film's grand Parisian dining rooms.

Ratatouille Walking Tour
Paris

Every Stop Has a Story

Remy Finds Paris

Beneath the Boulevards

Remy's Worst Nightmare

The Chase on the Seine

The Jar by the River

Gusteau's Grand Inspiration

A Table at the Train Bleu

Ready to live the story?

Ratatouille Walking TourParis

Every Stop Has a Story

Remy Finds Paris

Beneath the Boulevards

Remy's Worst Nightmare

The Chase on the Seine

The Jar by the River

Gusteau's Grand Inspiration

A Table at the Train Bleu

Ready to live the story?

Ratatouille Walking Tour
Paris