Emily in Paris Tour: Walk in Emily Cooper's Shoes (For Free!)
• Venuto Team • Paris, FranceEver dreamed of stepping into Emily Cooper's stylish Louboutins for a day? Emily in Paris has captured hearts worldwide with its charming depiction of the French capital—cobblestone streets, chic cafés, and that irresistible Parisian je ne sais quoi.
While we can't promise you'll meet a handsome chef or land a dream marketing job, we can give you the next best thing: the ultimate FREE self-guided Emily in Paris tour. This comprehensive walking itinerary takes you to all the iconic Netflix filming locations in Paris featured across multiple seasons. Grab your beret (or your most Instagrammable outfit) and let's go!
Why You'll Love This Self-Guided Emily in Paris Tour
✅ Completely FREE Emily in Paris walking tour - No tour guide fees, no tips expected
✅ Go at your own pace - Spend more time at your favorite Emily in Paris filming locations
✅ Interactive maps - Use the Venuto app for turn-by-turn directions to all Netflix filming locations in Paris
✅ Behind-the-scenes insights - Learn filming secrets at each Emily in Paris location
✅ Flexible timing - Start your Emily in Paris tour whenever you want, take breaks as needed
✅ Offline access - Download the tour and use it without internet
✅ Multi-language support - Available in 13 languages via the Venuto app
Pro Tip: For the best Emily in Paris tour experience, download the free Venuto app before you start. You'll get interactive maps, audio stories about each location, and offline access to this entire Emily in Paris filming locations tour.Your Perfect Emily in Paris Day: 10 Iconic Stops
This Emily in Paris walking tour is designed as a full-day adventure, covering approximately 7km (4.3 miles) across Paris's most picturesque neighborhoods. The route is carefully planned to minimize backtracking and maximize your Emily Cooper experience visiting all Netflix filming locations in Paris.
Morning: The Latin Quarter (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM)
#### 1. Emily's Apartment - Place de l'Estrapade- In the Show: The famous "chambre de bonne" building where Emily's Paris adventure begins. You'll instantly recognize the charming square and fountain from the opening scenes.
- Real-Life Details: This is a residential building, so please be respectful of residents. The square is public and perfect for photos.
- Best Time to Visit: Morning light is magical here. Arrive before 10 AM for the best photos without crowds.
- Address: Place de l'Estrapade, 75005 Paris
- Nearby: Grab a croissant from Boulangerie Moderne (our next stop) for breakfast in the square.
- In the Show: Known as "Les Deux Compères," this is where heartthrob neighbor Gabriel works his culinary magic.
- Real-Life Details: Terra Nera is an authentic Italian restaurant (not French!). It's open for lunch and dinner.
- Pro Tip: Book a table for dinner to experience the restaurant properly. Lunch reservations are easier to get.
- Address: 18 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques, 75005 Paris
- Insider Secret: The interior shots were filmed in a studio, but the exterior is 100% authentic.
- Real-Life Details: A working bakery since 1902! They still make the same pastries featured in the show.
- Address: 16 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques, 75005 Paris
- Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM (closed Monday)
Mid-Day: Saint-Germain-des-Prés (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM)
#### 4. Jardin du Luxembourg- In the Show: Emily's go-to jogging spot for clearing her head and having deep thoughts.
- Real-Life Details: One of Paris's most beautiful parks, spanning 23 hectares.
- Perfect For: A picnic lunch! Grab supplies from a nearby bakery and enjoy the gardens.
- Don't Miss: The Medici Fountain and watching Parisians sail toy boats in the Grand Bassin.
- Address: Rue de Médicis - Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris
- Hours: Vary by season (opens around 7:30 AM, closes at dusk)
- In the Show: Where Emily meets intellectual Thomas and where many business meetings happen.
- Real-Life Details: One of Paris's most historic literary cafés, frequented by Hemingway, Sartre, and de Beauvoir.
- Pro Tip: It's pricey, but sitting on the terrace with an espresso is a classic Parisian experience.
- Address: 172 Boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris
- Alternative: Les Deux Magots next door has similar history and slightly better prices.
Afternoon: Along the Seine (3:00 PM - 6:00 PM)
#### 6. Savoir Office - Place de Valois- In the Show: The courtyard of the Savoir marketing agency where all the office drama unfolds.
- Real-Life Details: A hidden gem! This quiet square is often empty, perfect for photos.
- Photography Tip: The light is best in late afternoon. The cobblestones and architecture make for stunning shots.
- Address: Place de Valois, 75001 Paris
- Nearby: Palais Royal is just a 2-minute walk away.
- In the Show: Where Emily has her iconic photoshoot with the black-and-white striped columns.
- Real-Life Details: The famous Colonnes de Buren installation by artist Daniel Buren.
- Photography Gold: This is one of Paris's most Instagrammed spots. Go early or late to avoid crowds.
- Address: Place du Palais Royal, 75001 Paris
- Hours: 7:00 AM - 10:30 PM (gardens), 24/7 for columns
- In the Show: The stunning bridge appears in multiple romantic scenes and montages.
- Real-Life Details: Considered Paris's most beautiful bridge, built for the 1900 World's Fair.
- Best Views: Look toward the Eiffel Tower and Grand Palais.
- Golden Hour: Sunset here is absolutely magical.
- Address: Pont Alexandre III, 75008 Paris
Evening: Montmartre (6:00 PM onwards)
#### 9. La Maison Rose- In the Show: The famously pink restaurant where Emily and Mindy dine in Montmartre.
- Real-Life Details: A real restaurant since 1908! Picasso and other artists once frequented it.
- Reservation Essential: Book at least a week in advance for dinner.
- Alternative: Enjoy a drink at the bar if you can't get a table.
- Address: 2 Rue de l'Abreuvoir, 75018 Paris
- Photography Tip: The pink facade is even more magical at golden hour.
- In the Show: Provides the stunning backdrop for several scenes overlooking Paris.
- Real-Life Details: The highest point in Paris at 130 meters above sea level.
- Evening Magic: The view of Paris lighting up at dusk is unforgettable.
- Getting There: Take the funicular (€1.90) or climb the 300 steps.
- Address: 35 Rue du Chevalier de la Barre, 75018 Paris
- Basilica Hours: 6:00 AM - 10:30 PM daily
Practical Information for Your Emily in Paris Tour
Best Time to Visit Paris for Your Emily in Paris Tour
- Spring (April-May): Perfect weather, flowers in bloom
- Fall (September-October): Fewer tourists, pleasant temperatures
- Avoid: August (many Parisians are on vacation, some shops closed)
Getting Around Paris on Your Emily in Paris Walking Tour
- Walking: The Emily in Paris tour is designed as a walkable route
- Metro: Use lines 4, 10, or RER B for various stops
- Venuto App: Has offline maps and public transport directions
What to Bring on Your Emily in Paris Walking Tour
- Comfortable walking shoes (cobblestones!)
- Water bottle (refill at Paris's free water fountains)
- Portable charger for your phone
- Light layers (Paris weather can change quickly)
- Camera/phone for photos
Budget Tips for Your Emily in Paris Paris Adventure
- FREE: This Emily in Paris tour costs nothing to follow
- Food: Bakeries and markets are cheaper than restaurants
- Transport: Walk as much as possible, use single metro tickets
- Souvenirs: Skip tourist shops, buy from local markets
Frequently Asked Questions About the Emily in Paris Tour
Is this Emily in Paris tour really free?
Yes! This is a completely self-guided Emily in Paris walking tour. There's no cost to follow the itinerary. Some locations (like restaurants) will cost money if you choose to eat there, but simply visiting and taking photos is free.
How long does the full Emily in Paris tour take?
The complete Emily in Paris walking route takes about 3-4 hours of actual walking time, but we recommend allocating a full day (9 AM to 9 PM) to enjoy each Emily in Paris filming location properly, take photos, have meals, and soak in the atmosphere.
Can I do this Emily in Paris walking tour year-round?
Absolutely! Paris is beautiful in every season:
- Spring/Summer: Longer days, outdoor dining
- Fall: Beautiful foliage, fewer crowds
- Winter: Christmas markets, cozy cafés (some gardens close earlier)
Is the Emily in Paris tour suitable for children?
Yes! The walking is manageable, and children will enjoy the gardens, pastries, and fun Emily in Paris locations. Adjust the pace as needed and consider skipping some restaurant stops.
What if I don't have a full day for the Emily in Paris filming locations tour?
Prioritize these Emily in Paris tour highlights:
Beyond Emily: More Paris Adventures
Loved this Emily in Paris tour? Explore more of Paris with Venuto:
- Midnight in Paris Tour - Follow Woody Allen's time-travel romance
- Amélie's Montmartre - Discover the whimsical Paris of Amélie Poulain
- Da Vinci Code Mystery Trail - Solve puzzles with Robert Langdon
- Paris Food Walk - Taste croissants, macarons, and more
Ready for Your Emily in Paris Adventure?
This self-guided Emily in Paris tour is your ticket to experiencing the magic of Paris through Emily Cooper's eyes. Remember to:
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About the Author: The Venuto Team consists of travel experts, local guides, and content creators who verify every location and fact in our tours. We're passionate about making authentic travel experiences accessible to everyone. Last Updated: March 2026 - This Emily in Paris tour includes all filming locations from Seasons 1-3. We'll update with Season 4 locations when released. Disclaimer: This is an independent fan-created Emily in Paris tour. We're not affiliated with Netflix or the Emily in Paris production. All locations are publicly accessible; please respect private property and local residents when visiting Emily in Paris filming locations.