Emily in Paris: The filming locations
Emily in Paris, Netflix's hit series, beautifully showcases the French landscape and historic sites of Paris. Emily in Paris filming locations highlight iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Palais-Royal district. The series highlights the elegance and refinement of French culture, as a young American discovers the city. Let's take a look back at the different locations used for the shoot.
The legendary locations of the Emily in Paris series
Through the various episodes and seasons, Emily discovers the charm of Parisian life, as well as other regions of France such as Provence and the Alps. Sequences in Paris take place mainly in her charming apartment and in the office of the marketing agency she works for. Many other shots were taken in the city's postcard-style streets.
Filming locations similar to those of the Emily in Paris series
If you're looking for a “So Frenchy” atmosphere and style like in the series Emily in Paris for your shoots, there are many locations available in our catalog.
The Place to See offers you several locations similar to the world of the famous Netflix series.
Here's a selection of The Place To See locations reminiscent of those used in Emily In Paris.
The Emily in Paris shooting apartment
The Emily in Paris shooting apartment
In the series, Emily spends a lot of time in her apartment, a maid’s room in the Montmartre district. It's a small, typically Parisian dwelling, with exposed beams and large windows overlooking a courtyard that offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops of Paris. The decor is quite simple and basic, but the apartment also boasts natural lighting, giving it a very warm ambience.
Here are several examples of apartments with the same criteria as the Emily in Paris shoot :
Rooftop apartment in a Parisian building
This charming duplex apartment, located on the top floor of an old building, features renovated maid's quarters under the rafters. The apartment stands out thanks to its cathedral living room decorated with vintage furniture from the 70s.
Resemblance : modern, vintage decor, natural lighting and exposed beams just like in the show.
Emily's agency in Paris
Writer's apartment on the top floor of a Parisian building in the Belleville district, featuring a bright living room with a library.
Resemblance : natural light, brocante decoration
Emily in Paris filming office
In the series, several sequences show Emily in her office, working as a digital marketing/communications executive for an agency specializing in luxury goods, located in very chic premises within a classic Parisian building. Emily in Paris filming office is adorned with moldings, bringing out the Haussmannian feel of the apartment. It has plenty of windows to let in plenty of natural light.
Here are several proposals for offices that resemble Emily's agency :
Apartment in a private mansion
Located in Aix-en-Provence, this first floor apartment is set in a listed former mansion dating back to the Louis XVI period. With a surface area of 280 m², it comprises seven rooms, including a beautiful living room, a modern kitchen, several bedrooms and bathrooms. The spacious rooms are enhanced by gypsums, moldings, fireplaces and 5-meter high ceilings. This is the ideal location for your photo shoots, film shoots and professional events.
Resemblance : Herringbone parquet, moldings on the walls and ceiling echo the spirit of Emily in Paris, and a mix of designer and antique furniture.
Haussmann apartment with antique furniture
This large Haussmann apartment features a triple reception room with an office, a living room and an open dining room. Its pretty theatrical entrance, ceiling moldings and antique furniture give this apartment exceptional charm.
Resemblance : Parisian parquet flooring, moldings, works of art, designer furniture and lots of natural light.
Emily's chalet in the Alps
During her adventure, Emily finds herself on a mountain getaway in a magnificent luxury chalet typical of Alpine resorts. The Emily in Paris shooting chalet takes place in a wood-panelled chalet, with exposed beams and wooden furniture creating a warm, cocooning interior.
Savoyard chalet
This chalet, located in the Paris region within a large estate, offers a mountain immersion with its wooden interior and exterior, exposed beams and wooden furniture.
Resemblance : exposed beams, wooden furniture, a stunning Savoyard chalet in the Paris region.
Large chalet with mountain views
This magnificent larch-wood chalet is located at an altitude of 1500 m. It offers 450 m² of living space, with a spacious living room offering spectacular views of the Alps. It features a games room, cinema room, sauna, library and ski-room. This luxurious location has several bedrooms and a wonderful 30 m² suite. This chalet combines modernity and design in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Resemblance : Very luxurious, all-wood interior.
Chalet in the Alps
This magnificent chalet of 175 m2 offers a beautiful view of the Alps. Its atypical architecture makes it a charming place. Comprising four bedrooms, a bathroom, a large dining room and a living room, this space is ideal for film shoots, photo shoots and events, in an original, natural and relaxing setting.
Resemblance : warm ambience with a wooded interior.
Emily's shooting locations in Provence
During the Emily in Paris shoot, Emily was constantly on the move, discovering new French landscapes such as Provence. Here, Emily discovers a new environment where local crafts, nature and the colors of the South blend together.
The Place To See takes up Emily's adventures to bring you shooting locations in Provence, similar to those in the series:
18th-century Provencal country house
Situated in the heart of the Luberon at the foot of the massif's northern slopes, this magnificent estate comprises a medieval château with a Renaissance wing, a vineyard, two gîtes and several function rooms. The spacious grounds include a formal garden, several terraces and parking areas. An ideal location for photo shoots, film shoots or professional events.
Resemblance : Pretty Provencal house in the Luberon
Renovated 19th-century castle
This late-19th-century château in “neo-renaissance” style features turrets, balconnets and stained-glass windows. This château is a reference to a scene shot in a hot-air balloon at Château Montpoupon in Touraine.
Resemblance : Similar to the hot-air balloon ride in episode 8 of season 3.
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