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Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour by ExperienceFirst
A Paris adventure for fans of the Netflix show
Highlights
- Walk in the footsteps of Emily to discover the best filming locations from the show.
- Snap selfies at some of the prettiest places in Paris like the Palais-Royal Garden and the striped Colonnes de Buren.
- Stroll down a narrow cobblestone passageway dating from 1734, home of the oldest restaurant in Paris.
- Cross the Pont des Arts and admire beautiful views of the Seine.
- See the building where Emily lives, Gabriel’s restaurant, and the boulangerie where she tasted her first pain au chocolat.
- Relive moments from the show as you see where Emily works, the garden where she met Mindy, and so much more.
- Take our Paris shuttle for convenient transportation, included with your tour.
What you'll do
Do you love the Netflix show Emily in Paris? Have you ever dreamt of walking in her footsteps or snapping photos to fill your Instagram with all the places she visits? If so, this guided walking tour is for you!
You’ll see where Emily lives, the “hot chef” Gabriel’s restaurant, and ...
Do you love the Netflix show Emily in Paris? Have you ever dreamt of walking in her footsteps or snapping photos to fill your Instagram with all the places she visits? If so, this guided walking tour is for you!
You’ll see where Emily lives, the “hot chef” Gabriel’s restaurant, and “La Boulangerie Moderne” where Emily had her first pain au chocolat. Stop in quickly and try one if you’d like!
Next, wander down a narrow cobblestone passageway, dating all the way back to 1734. It’s no surprise it’s home to the oldest restaurant in Paris. Along the way, you’ll learn about the museum that holds a true fortune: a collection of 300,000 coins, medals, tokens, and monetary treasures. It’s also where Emily attended a fashion show and an auction. Maybe you remember the scene?
Walking by the Seine, we will see the famous Parisian department store, La Samaritaine, where Emily went shopping with her French class colleague.
As we cross the Pont des Arts, admire the views of the Seine. You’ll notice that this is where Mindy played with her band. We have many more places to visit, all of them Instagrammable — especially the black-and-white striped Colonnes de Buren (or Buren’s Columns) at the Domaine National du Palais-Royal. You may want to bring a portable charger for your phone to take even more photos! We will also visit the area where Emily works and the garden where she meets Mindy. And on our way, we’ll pass through two world-famous shopping streets, Rue de Rivoli and Rue Saint Honoré.
At each stop and all along the way, your Parisian guide will tell you about French fashion, food, culture, and more while pointing out the best photo ops, making this a truly immersive experience.
Our tour ends at Avenue de L’Opéra. We recommend a self-guided visit to Place Vendôme and the Palais Garnier nearby.
Place Vendôme is one of the city’s most beautiful neoclassical squares, filled with luxury boutiques and hotels like the ultra-chic Ritz Paris, and Hôtel Évreux, where Emily attended an influencer event.
And Opéra Garnier is the world’s most famous opera house, a symbol of Paris, and another place Emily loved. You can also stop by the Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, the famous French department store, just a five-minute walk away. The rooftop terrace is the same place Emily met Camille and made their pact. The views are amazing!
Copyright notice: This Emily in Paris walking tour is operated by ExperienceFirst. It is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by Netflix, Netflix’s Emily in Paris® or Viacom in any way. There will be no pictures, media, or video clips of Emily in Paris® shown during the tour.
Itinerary
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Emily’s neighborhood
Where Emily lives and attends French classes
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Cour du Commerce Saint André
A charming cobblestone passageway dating to 1734
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Monnaie De Paris Museum
A museum with a priceless treasure: 300,000 coins, medals, tokens, and more
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Pont des Arts
A pedestrian bridge over the Seine and one of Mindy’s busking spots in Paris
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Place de Valois
Formerly the Fountains’ Court, the 18th-century square where Emily works in Paris
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Domaine National du Palais-Royal
A “village” in the heart of Paris and home of the stunning Columns of Buren
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The Palais-Royal Garden
The landscaped grounds of a 17th century palace with tree-lined walkways, where Emily meets with Mindy
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Avenue de L'Opéra
Where you’ll see in the background the lovely Palais Garnier, the most famous opera in the world
Plan your trip
Tour ending point
This tour ends at the fountain of Théâtre-Français, 48 Rue de Richelieu, 75001.
Refund policy
We offer a 100% refund up to 24 hours before the start time.
Reviews
Our tour guide Elizabeth was amazing! My wife has watched all 3 seasons of the show and really wanted to do this tour. I loved Elizabeth's energy and all the knowledge she shared about Paris in addition to the Emily in Paris info. We had a blast! Highly recommend!
Alix
— Rachel
— Melanie
Meeting point
Please meet your guide at Place de L’Estrapade, 75005. Your guide will be holding an orange sign that says “ExperienceFirst.”
For easier navigation, you can paste Place de L’Estrapade, 75005 into Google Maps.
To get here, you can take metro line 10 to Cardinal Lemoine station, or bus number 82 or 89.
FAQs
How much walking is there?
This tour covers 2 miles at a leisurely pace. If mobility is an issue, please arrange for a private tour.
What is the rescheduling policy?
We understand plans change. We offer a 100% refund or the option to reschedule up to 24 hours prior to your tour start time. Within 24 hours of your tour, we would have incurred hard costs and therefore cannot allow rescheduling or cancellation without costs.
When should I get there?
Plan to show up 15 minutes early. The tour starts promptly, and you may not be able to catch up if you arrive late.
What if it rains?
Our tours run rain or shine. If there’s extreme weather and we have to cancel, you’ll get a full refund.
Are gratuities included?
Tips aren’t included but are always appreciated by our guides. If you think your guide did an outstanding job, a tip is a great way to show that.
