Official Paris Walking Tour
The Official Emily in Paris Locations Walking Tour
The established official Paris locations walk, with 578 reviews and a 4.9 rating.
PriceLive on listingCheck availability
The Short Answer
Emily in Paris filmed across real streets of Paris, mainly in the 5th arrondissement. Fans can walk to Emily's apartment at 1 Place de l'Estrapade, Gabriel's restaurant (Terra Nera) and the Savoir office at Place de Valois for free, or join a guided walking, sidecar or vintage car tour covering the locations.
The Netflix series made a small square in the Latin Quarter one of the most photographed corners of Paris. Place de l'Estrapade, where Emily's fifth-floor chambre de bonne sits, is a public square anyone can visit, and several other key sites sit within walking distance or a short ride away.
Because almost everything is exterior and public, a visit costs nothing on your own. Guided tours add context, extras from the series and transport between neighborhoods that are farther apart, such as the Latin Quarter, Palais-Royal and Montmartre, and a few tours even follow the show's Rome storylines.
Compare The Tours
The tours below differ mainly in format and coverage. Walking tours focus on the central Paris locations, with one official option covering Montmartre specifically. Vintage vehicle tours, by Citroen DS or sidecar, cover more ground with a driver-guide. Two official tours operate in Rome for fans following the later seasons.
Sidecar Tour, Show Highlights
Paris Vintage Sidecar Tour: Emily in Paris highlights
Vintage motorcycle sidecar tour focused on the show's highlight locations.
PriceLive on listingCheck availability
Official Montmartre Walking Tour
The Official Emily in Paris Montmartre Walking Tour
Official walk devoted to Montmartre filming locations, priced at $56 per person.
From$56Check availability
Vintage Citroen DS Car Tour
Paris TV Show Tour in a Open Top Vintage French Car Citroen DS
Open-top classic French car with a driver-guide; the most stylish way to cover the sites.
PriceLive on listingCheck availability
Budget Walking Tour, $34
Paris: Emily in Paris Filming Locations Walking Tour
Lowest-priced walking tour at $34, hitting the central Paris filming locations.
From$34Check availability
Official Rome Walking Tour
Rome Walking Tour - Official Emily in Paris Experience
Official Rome walking experience for fans of the Italy episodes, rated 5 stars.
PriceLive on listingCheck availability
Official Rome Vespa Tour
Rome Vespa Tour - Official Emily in Paris Experience
Official Rome tour by Vespa, pairing the Italy storylines with classic transport.
PriceLive on listingCheck availability
What You Will See
Emily's Apartment At Place de l'Estrapade
The exterior at 1 Place de l'Estrapade, 75005 Paris, stands in for Emily's fifth-floor chambre de bonne across multiple seasons. It is a quiet residential square, so visitors should be respectful of neighbors while taking photos of the facade and the fountain.
Gabriel's Restaurant (Terra Nera)
Terra Nera at 18 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques serves as Gabriel's restaurant. It is an active Italian restaurant, popular for photos and dining, and crowds are common. Visitors wanting to eat there should expect a wait or arrive early.
Place de Valois (Savoir Office)
The Savoir marketing agency facade used from Season 1 onward sits in a quiet courtyard at Place de Valois, near the Palais-Royal and the Louvre. Only the exterior can be seen, but the courtyard itself is one of the more elegant stops on the route.
Boulangerie Moderne
This bakery is the spot associated with the show's famous pain au chocolat moment. It remains a working boulangerie, so fans can buy the pastry itself and linger at one of the smaller, more atmospheric filming sites in the 5th arrondissement.
Jardin du Luxembourg
The free public garden appears in morning jog and park scenes across multiple seasons. It is open daily and pairs naturally with a walk between the Latin Quarter locations, offering green space, fountains and chairs for a rest between photo stops.
Panthéon
The Panthéon sits near Emily's neighborhood and features among the surrounding landmarks of the filming area. It gives the self-guided walk a dose of classic Parisian grandeur and helps orient visitors within the 5th arrondissement.
Planning Your Visit
Getting There
Metro Line 10 to Luxembourg station puts visitors a short walk from Place de l'Estrapade in the 5th arrondissement. The square, the bakery and Terra Nera cluster together, while Place de Valois is closer to the Palais-Royal and Louvre, so most people split the sites across two neighborhoods. Guided tours handle the distances between them.
Tickets, Hours And Timing
There is no official ticket, timed entry or age restriction: all locations are public streets, squares and exteriors. A self-guided walk through the Latin Quarter sites takes as long as visitors choose to linger, with a meal at Terra Nera adding time. Guided commercial tours run on set schedules and may require advance booking, especially for official themed walks or vehicle tours.
Booking Tips
- All filming sites are public exteriors, so a free self-guided walk is entirely possible.
- Commercial tours may require advance booking, particularly official themed walks.
- There is no timed entry or age restriction at any of the locations.
- Expect crowds at Terra Nera; arrive early or plan to queue for photos and dining.
- Be respectful of residents around Place de l'Estrapade, a quiet residential square.
On The Map
4 locations. The map loads when it scrolls into view.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Visit Emily's Apartment For Free?
Yes. The exterior at 1 Place de l'Estrapade is on a public square with no ticket, entry system or age restriction. Visitors see the facade only, as it is a private residential building, and the same applies to most other filming locations in the neighborhood.
Where Is Gabriel's Restaurant In Real Life?
Gabriel's restaurant is Terra Nera, an Italian restaurant at 18 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques in the 5th arrondissement. It is open for business and popular with fans, so expect crowds, queues for photos and possible waits for a table at mealtimes.
Is A Guided Tour Necessary?
No. All the main sites are public exteriors reachable on foot, so a self-guided visit works well. Guided tours add behind-the-scenes stories, organization and transport between neighborhoods, and the official walks include extra series content some fans prefer.
What Is The Closest Metro Station?
Metro Line 10 to Luxembourg station is the closest stop for Place de l'Estrapade, followed by a short walk into the 5th arrondissement. From there, the apartment, bakery and Terra Nera are all within easy walking distance of one another.
Can You Enter The Savoir Office?
No. The Savoir marketing agency facade at Place de Valois is exterior only, situated in a quiet courtyard near the Palais-Royal and the Louvre. Visitors can photograph the facade and courtyard, but there is no interior access or official entry point.
Are There Tours Outside Paris?
Yes. The series filmed in Rome in later seasons, and two official experiences operate there: a walking tour and a Vespa tour, both rated 5 stars. These suit travelers combining an Italy trip with their Paris filming-location pilgrimage.
Whether exploring free on foot or joining a themed tour, fans will find the Emily in Paris world spread across some of the most pleasant neighborhoods in central Paris. The Latin Quarter cluster works as a relaxed half-day walk, and the guided options add structure, transport and stories for those wanting the full experience, in Paris or Rome.
