Emily in Paris Filming Locations: 10 Spots, Restaurants and a One-Day Route
Most Emily in Paris filming locations cluster around Place de l'Estrapade in the 5th arrondissement: Emily's apartment, Gabriel's restaurant (really Terra Nera) and the show's bakery all face the same small square, three minutes' walk from the Panthéon. Café de Flore, the Pont des Arts, the Palais Royal, the Palais Garnier and the Eiffel Tower complete an easy one-day route. Season 5 moved to Rome and Venice, and the sixth and final season is set to premiere on Netflix on 24 December 2026.
Key takeaways
- Emily's apartment is at 1 Place de l'Estrapade (5th arrondissement), a private residential building you can only photograph from outside.
- Gabriel's restaurant is in real life Terra Nera, an Italian restaurant at 18 rue des Fossés-Saint-Jacques, and it's still open.
- The exterior of Savoir / Agence Grateau, Emily's office, is on Place de Valois in the 1st arrondissement, next to the Palais Royal.
- Since 16 February 2026, a self-guided visit to the Palais Garnier costs €25 for visitors from outside the European Economic Area, and must be booked online.
- Season 6 is the final season, due on 24 December 2026, with filming in Greece, Monaco and Paris.
Where was Emily in Paris filmed? 10 Emily in Paris filming locations at a glance
Emily in Paris is shot on location around the city, and all 10 places below are open to the public from the outside at least. Five of them sit within walking distance of each other in the 5th arrondissement and Saint-Germain.
| Location | Scene in the show | Arrondissement | Nearest station | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Place de l'Estrapade | Emily's apartment | 5th | RER B Luxembourg, Metro 10 Cardinal Lemoine | Free (exterior only) |
| Terra Nera | Gabriel's restaurant | 5th | As above | Pay for your meal |
| Boulangerie Moderne | The bakery where Emily buys croissants | 5th | As above | Pay as you go |
| Panthéon | Emily's break-up phone call outside | 5th | RER B Luxembourg | About €13–16 |
| Café de Flore | Emily's classic Paris café | 6th | Metro 4 Saint-Germain-des-Prés | Pay as you go |
| Pont des Arts | Emily's walk home after her first day (S1E1) | 1st / 6th | Metro 7 Pont Neuf | Free |
| Palais Royal gardens | Emily meets Mindy | 1st | Metro 1 / 7 Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre | Free |
| Place de Valois | Savoir / Agence Grateau office | 1st | As above | Free (exterior only) |
| Palais Garnier | Swan Lake night (S1E6) | 9th | Metro 3 / 7 / 8 Opéra | €25 (EEA €15) |
| Eiffel Tower | Appears throughout the series | 7th | RER C Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel | From €14.80 |
A single Metro-Train-RER ticket within Paris costs €2.55 from 1 January 2026; see Île-de-France Mobilités.
Where is Emily's apartment in Paris? Place de l'Estrapade
Emily's apartment is at 1 Place de l'Estrapade, a quiet square in the Latin Quarter of the 5th arrondissement, with Gabriel's restaurant and the show's bakery on the corner next to it. It's the most visited spot in the series, so go early.
Place de l'Estrapade in the 5th arrondissement. Photo: Celette / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0
1 Place de l'Estrapade: Emily's apartment
The building on the corner of the square is the exterior used for Emily's apartment. Real people live here, so don't ring the buzzer, go through the door or hang around the entrance; the view from across the square is the best photo anyway.
Terra Nera: Gabriel's restaurant
Gabriel's restaurant, called Les Deux Compères, Chez Lavaux and L'Esprit de Gigi over the seasons, is Terra Nera at 18 rue des Fossés-Saint-Jacques. It's actually an Italian restaurant serving fresh pasta and seafood; pasta dishes on its online menu cost about €18–21, and it opens Monday to Saturday. Book ahead for busy evenings.
Boulangerie Moderne: the bakery from the show
The bakery where Emily buys her first Paris croissant is Boulangerie Moderne at 16 rue des Fossés-Saint-Jacques, run by Thierry Rabineau. It's a neighbourhood bakery that was among the award winners of the 2026 Grand Prix de la baguette de Paris, so it's worth buying breakfast here, not just taking photos.
Panthéon: Emily's break-up call
The Panthéon is about a 3-minute walk west of the square; in season 1, Emily breaks up with her boyfriend back home over the phone on the steps outside. Voltaire, Victor Hugo and Marie Curie are buried inside. A full-price ticket was €13 from October 2025 to March 2026 and has been €16 in summer; check current prices and hours on the Panthéon website.
Saint-Germain and the Seine: Café de Flore and the Pont des Arts
From the Panthéon, a walk of about 20 minutes through the Luxembourg Gardens brings you to Saint-Germain-des-Prés, home to Café de Flore and close to the Pont des Arts.
Café de Flore
Café de Flore, at 172 boulevard Saint-Germain, opened in the late 19th century and was a regular haunt of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir; in the show it's where Emily soaks up Paris café culture. It opens every day until late, and there's often a queue for terrace tables; check hours on the official website.
Café de Flore on boulevard Saint-Germain. Photo: Celette / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0
Pont des Arts
In season 1, episode 1, Emily strolls across the Pont des Arts after her first day at work; the footbridge links the Louvre with the Institut de France. Love locks once overloaded its railings, so in 2015 the City of Paris replaced them with glass panels that can't take padlocks. The deck was re-laid in 2023 and the last strengthening work finished in May 2026 (City of Paris).
The Pont des Arts and the Seine at dusk. Photo: Benh LIEU SONG / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0
Where is Emily's office? The Palais Royal and Place de Valois
The exterior of Savoir (later Agence Grateau), the marketing agency Emily works for, is on Place de Valois in the 1st arrondissement, just east of the Palais Royal. It's about a 10-minute walk from the Pont des Arts through the Louvre.
Place de Valois: the Savoir / Agence Grateau office
The building is an ordinary office block, so it's exterior photos only. Bistrot de Valois (1 bis Place de Valois), across the square, appears in season 4 as the spot where Sylvie holds a business lunch, and it's a good place to eat if you want to linger in the show's world.
Palais Royal gardens: where Emily meets Mindy
Emily meets her best friend Mindy in the Palais Royal gardens, and the gardens and arcades are free to enter. The black-and-white striped columns in the courtyard are Daniel Buren's installation Les Deux Plateaux, one of fans' favourite photo spots.
How much are Palais Garnier and Eiffel Tower tickets?
A self-guided visit to the Palais Garnier costs €25 (€15 for EEA residents), while Eiffel Tower tickets cost €14.80–€36.70 depending on the level and whether you take the stairs or the lift. Book both ahead on the official websites.
| Ticket | Adult price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Palais Garnier self-guided visit | €25 (EEA €15) | From 16 February 2026; online booking required; free under 12 |
| Eiffel Tower 2nd floor (stairs) | €14.80 | Half price for ages 12–24; free under 4 |
| Eiffel Tower 2nd floor (lift) | €23.50 | As above |
| Eiffel Tower summit (lift) | €36.70 | Lift tickets go on sale up to 60 days ahead |
Palais Garnier
In season 1, episode 6, Emily goes to see Swan Lake at the Palais Garnier, and season 2 returns for a fashion shoot inside the opera house. Visit tickets aren't sold on site, so book on the Opéra de Paris website; the auditorium can close at short notice for rehearsals.
The main façade of the Palais Garnier opera house. Photo: Thomas Oboe Lee / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0
Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower turns up in almost every season, and the classic shot is the full view from the Trocadéro. After dark it sparkles for about 5 minutes at the start of every hour. Buy tickets on the official Eiffel Tower website, where the price shown at checkout applies.
How to plan a one-day Emily in Paris route
The easiest way to link all 10 locations in one day is to start in the 5th arrondissement, walk north, then take the Metro to the Eiffel Tower in the evening; the walking part is about 5 km.
- 8:30 am, Place de l'Estrapade: buy a croissant at Boulangerie Moderne and photograph Emily's building and Terra Nera.
- 9:30 am, Panthéon: a 3-minute walk; go inside when it opens at 10:00.
- 11:30 am, Café de Flore: about 20 minutes on foot through the Luxembourg Gardens, for lunch or a coffee.
- 1:30 pm, Pont des Arts: about 15 minutes on foot; photograph the Seine and the Île de la Cité.
- 2:30 pm, Palais Royal and Place de Valois: about 10 minutes on foot through the Louvre.
- 4:00 pm, Palais Garnier: about 15 minutes on foot; visit the opera house (booking required).
- Evening, Eiffel Tower: about 25 minutes by Metro; watch the tower sparkle from the Trocadéro.
Where were Emily in Paris seasons 5 and 6 filmed?
Season 5 is set mainly in Rome and Venice, with Emily running Agence Grateau's Rome office. Season 6, the final season, was filmed in Greece and Monaco before returning to Paris, and Netflix has scheduled it for 24 December 2026.
| Season | Netflix release date | Main filming locations |
|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | 2 October 2020 | Paris |
| Season 2 | 22 December 2021 | Paris, Saint-Tropez |
| Season 3 | 21 December 2022 | Paris |
| Season 4 | 15 August 2024 (part 1), 12 September 2024 (part 2) | Paris, Rome |
| Season 5 | 18 December 2025 | Rome, Venice, Paris |
| Season 6 (final) | 24 December 2026 (scheduled) | Greece, Monaco, Paris |
Netflix hasn't announced the number of episodes in season 6 or whether it will be split into parts; check Netflix Tudum for the latest.
Visiting the filming locations with luggage: getting from the airport to your hotel
Many fans stay in the Latin Quarter or Saint-Germain, but the small hotels in these old buildings often have tiny lifts or none at all, and most Metro stations only have stairs. RER B runs direct from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Luxembourg station (about 45–50 minutes; the airport ticket costs €14), but trains get crowded at rush hour, hauling two large suitcases up station stairs is hard work, and Paris's pickpockets make it tricky to watch your bags and your route at the same time.
LuggAgent can collect your luggage at the airport or your hotel and deliver it to your next stop the same day or the next day, so you can head straight from the airport to Place de l'Estrapade with just a day bag, or send your bags to the airport on departure day and squeeze in one last coffee at Café de Flore. See luggage delivery in Paris for details.
If you land at Charles de Gaulle, hand your bags over at the airport and we'll take them to your hotel in central Paris:
If you fly in or out of Orly (for example on a low-cost European flight), you can book the same airport–hotel delivery there:
FAQ
Can you go inside Emily's apartment in Emily in Paris?
No. The apartment exterior is a private residential building at 1 Place de l'Estrapade, the interiors are filmed separately, and real residents live there. You can photograph it from across the square, and Terra Nera and Boulangerie Moderne next door are open as normal.
Is Gabriel's restaurant from Emily in Paris real?
Yes. It's Terra Nera, an Italian restaurant at 18 rue des Fossés-Saint-Jacques, even though the show presents it as French. Pasta dishes on its online menu cost about €18–21, it opens Monday to Saturday, and booking ahead is wise when fans crowd in.
When does Emily in Paris season 6 come out?
Netflix has confirmed season 6 is the final season and scheduled it for 24 December 2026. Filming started in May 2026 in Greece, Monaco and Paris; the episode count and whether it will be released in parts haven't been announced.
Where is the Savoir office in Emily in Paris?
The exterior of Savoir (later Agence Grateau) is on Place de Valois in Paris's 1st arrondissement, right next to the Palais Royal; the nearest Metro is Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre on lines 1 and 7. The building is a private office, but Bistrot de Valois on the same square is open for meals.
Can you see all the Emily in Paris locations in one day?
Yes. Place de l'Estrapade, the Panthéon, Café de Flore, the Pont des Arts, the Palais Royal and the Palais Garnier are all within walking distance, about 5 km in total, and the Eiffel Tower is about 25 minutes away by Metro. If you want to go inside the Panthéon and the opera house, allow a full day and book tickets online first.
Cover photo: S. Faric from Paris, France / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0
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