Follow in Emily's footsteps in Paris: a travel guide to the series

Emily Cooper is not the only star in the series. She definitely has a partner who is more famous and highly coveted all over the world: Paris.

During the filming, the actress has been able to discover the city and enthusiastically share her favorite places.

With a delicious coffee in hand, he loves to stroll around the Jardin des Tuileries. In the series, it’s the place where Emily and Mindy, their inseparable friend, meet. For the two of them, it’s also a very special place even outside of fiction. In real life, Lilly feels like she is in a haven of peace in the heart of the city, and has also had some special time to share with her hubby, Charlie McDowell, and their dog.

They are also best friends off screen. Ashley Park, Mindy Chen in the series, always adds a festive touch to the scenes and it could not be less so in reality. 

He doesn't know where to take his friends in Paris, and that place is none other than L'Attache in the 11th arrondissement. A place to try French cuisine with excellent reviews and something for all budgets. Although he does not despise an aperitif at the Café Charlot, and an espresso Martini or a bottle of Brouilly, a popular wine with a denomination of origin.

Of course, she also recommends you don’t miss the Eiffel Tower! A trip to Paris is not complete without visiting the Iron Lady. Find a great angle and take a selfie with her in the background in true Emily style. The window of the Villa Marquis Meliá Collection allows you to enjoy an ideal view.

The couple in fiction like to spend time enjoying freedom and time with friends under the Paris sky, a very common feature in the French mentality.

Lucas Bravo, Chef Gabriel, and Camille Razat, Emily's magnetic friend, both agree that Buttes-Chaumont is the best park in Paris. The area always has a great atmosphere, beautiful natural views and green spaces and trees where you can relax and even enjoy a picnic in great company.

The City of Light is also a city of art. Paris is a destination that attracts travelers from all over the world thanks to its cultural wealth. Beyond its iconic monuments, the French capital is a paradise for lovers of history, creativity and design. Its streets allow you to breathe in the legacy of centuries of artistic expression, and exploring its museums means entering a fascinating universe where every work tells a story.
There is so much variety to choose from that every member of the team has their own recommendation. Discover their tastes and decide how you would like to start this Paris museum tour with the stars of 'Emily in Paris'.

The best-known museums have their fans among the entire cast of the series. Lucas Bravo get to get the D'Orsay Museum, which contains a wonderful impressionist collection. Ashley Park recommends the Picasso Museum in Le Marais. She thinks it's really great. Sam Arnold, who plays Emily's colleague Julien, knows it is a bit of a cliché when choosing the Louvre, but it’s really a must.

The L'Orangerie Museum, although not the most popular place, is for Lilly Costan a special place where she feels happy and at peace. She has very fond memories of her visits. She says it seems to have been designed to house the famous Water Lilies by Claude Monet.

William Abadie, the dapper Antoine Lambert in the series, knows the ideal museum to make a success on a date. The Eugène-Delacroix Museum is the house where the famous artist lived and worked, and houses his works, drawing and masterpieces in its rooms and garden, creating the most romantic and beautiful ambience.

The Palais de Tokyo is always chosen by Camille as it is the only museum that is completely transformed depending on the artist that is exhibited in it.

The sophisticated touch is provided, as always, by Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Emily's iconic boss, Sylvie Gateau. She prefers lesser-known museums such as the House of Victor Hugo or the Zadkine Museum, dedicated to the Russian cubist sculptor.

If waking up to works of art is a dream for you, the Maison Colbert Meliá Collection will exceed your expectations. The tribute to Joaquín Sorolla makes the hotel a delight for all the senses.

It could be said that Paris is literally one giant shopping mall. Whether it is large shopping malls such as the ones in Lafayette, luxury boutiques or small street stalls, the choice of authentic jewels or incredible bargains is immense. Where would our stars buy? Would you like to follow their advice?

Start with the boutiques in Saint-Germaine and Le Marais in the center of Paris, the favorite places of the stylish actress who plays Sylvie and Bruno Gouery, the playful Luc, Emily's partner in the agency.

Lilly Collins uses one of its favorite places in Paris for its shopping: the Canal Saint-Martin. A totally modern neighborhood with a great choice of shops and cafes, and you will always see people reading on the riverbanks.

It is William Abadie who gives us one of the most interesting leads. Fans of second-hand shopping and those with sustainable awareness will find a huge treasure at Les Puces de Saint-Ouen. It’s a huge flea market, where you can find everything you might want: from vintage clothing to antiques.

At sunset, Paris lights up in a thousand ways and colors and all its charm continues to shine through. The entire cast of the series agrees that Paris by Night is something that is both fun and romantic, and that everything is possible.

For Lilly Collins, the perfect night out is riding a motorbike over the city bridges under the light of the streetlights with sparkles from the Eiffel Tower. Sound familiar? In the series it’s something Emily did with Gabriel in one of the episodes where their relationship didn’t go wrong...

For Ashley Park, it’s about losing yourself in the streets while walking around chatting with a good friend on your arm.

But the Parisian night has so much more to offer. The crazy Luc in the series knows where to go to enjoy the best views of the lights of Paris, and points us towards the rooftop of La Samaritaine, a department store near the Pont Neuf.

If you can’t go wrong, don’t miss the atmosphere with the live music at Chez Maxim's. Thanks William for the tip!

Paris is not only a dream setting for this TV series, it’s also a real destination that you can explore just as you see it on the screen. If you’re a fan of 'Emily in Paris', get ready to discover some of the most iconic places from the serie that you can visit in real life. These four areas will make you feel like you are part of the set as you savor all the unique charm of the city.

1.    Bistro Terra Nera 
The place where Chef Gabriel falls with his recipes is actually an Italian restaurant in the 5th arrondissement. It has a characteristic red façade with small tables lined up next to the shop windows and typical Parisian architecture.

2.    Café de Flore
One of Emily's first dates with Thomas in Season 1 was in a famous café in the city. The legendary café is located in the heart of Paris in the Saint Germain-des-Prés area, and is famous for its place in French cultural and literary history. Opened in 1880, it quickly became a meeting point for intellectuals, artists and writers. And now ... for celebrities too.

3.    Savoir
The marketing agency is near the old Patrick Foutin Gallery. The building is located in the Place Valois, a few meters from the Louvre in the 1st arrondissement. The bar where the Savoir team takes a break is the Bistrot Valois, in the same square.

4.    La Maison Rosé
Between glasses of wine and confessions, Emily and Mindy have made them known to the whole world. This is a lovely café near Montmartre and ideal for breakfast or lunch at the weekend.