Step into the World of "Emily in Paris": Explore Stunning Locations and Delicacies

The first five episodes of Season 3 of "Emily in Paris" will be released on Netflix on August 15th. If you're a fan of this popular series starring Lily Collins, you might find yourself having high interest in visiting the romantic and charming Parisian spots featured in the show. This article will guide you through the iconic locations and delicious food seen in the first three seasons of "Emily in Paris." Additionally, we'll introduce you to LuggAgent's convenient luggage delivery service, perfect for travelers looking to explore Paris hassle-free.

Iconic Locations from "Emily in Paris"

Pont des Arts

In the first episode, after Emily’s first day at work, she strolls across the Pont des Arts. This bridge, connecting the two banks of the Seine River, was once famous for couples placing love locks on its railings. Though the locks were removed in 2014 for the reason that Pont Des Arts couldn’t hold the weight, it is still a fantastic spot to admire the beautiful views of the Seine.

Pont des Arts, Source: Sortir Paris

Palais Royal

Emily meets her best friend in Paris, Mindy, at the Palais Royal. Known for its elegant gardens and the famous art installation Les Deux Plateaux (Daniel Buren's black-and-white striped columns), this location is a must-visit for photo enthusiasts.

Les Deux Plateaux, Source: Paris la douce

Panthéon

Emily breaks up with her boyfriend back in America over the phone in front of the Panthéon, as she begins to adjust to her new life in France. This historic building, where notable figures like Voltaire, Marie Curie, and Victor Hugo are buried, holds significant historical importance.

Panthéon, Source: Pathéon

Eiffel Tower

As a symbol of Paris, the Eiffel Tower frequently appears in the series, encapsulating the romantic atmosphere of Emily's life in the city. The iconic structure is mesmerizing, whether viewed by day or night.

Eiffel Tower, Source: Travel+Leisure

Opéra Garnier

This magnificent building is one of Paris's cultural landmarks and an important setting in "Emily in Paris." The Opéra Garnier's opulent interior and stunning exterior draw many visitors.

Opéra Garnier, Source: Opéra Garnier

Place de l'Estrapade

Emily's and Gabriel's apartments are located near Place de l'Estrapade, a small square in the 5th district. Since the show aired, this charming spot has become a popular destination for fans.

Emily's apartment, Source: Emily in Paris Wiki

Culinary Delights from "Emily in Paris"

Café de Flore

Café de Flore is one of Paris's most historic and culturally significant cafes. Even before appearing in the show, it was a famous tourist spot. Emily enjoys coffee and meals here, experiencing Paris's vibrant café culture.

Café de Flore, Source: Viator

Terra Nera

A key location in the show is the restaurant where Gabriel works, known as "Les Deux Compères." In reality, it’s Terra Nera, a restaurant that attracts many visitors with its exquisite French cuisine.

Terra Nera, Source: Terra Nera

Boulangerie Moderne by Thierry Rabineau

This bakery offers fresh French bread and pastries and is a favorite spot for Emily in the series.

Boulangerie Moderne by Thierry Rabineau, Source: Boulangerie Moderne by Thierry Rabineau

Paris Fashion Week

For most fans of "Emily in Paris," the fashion and brand accessories showcased in the series add an extra layer of allure. The upcoming Paris Fashion Week, from September to October, is an unmissable event for fashion enthusiasts and professionals alike. It's a celebration of global fashion, drawing style lovers from all over the world.

LuggAgent: The Perfect Service for a Drama-Inspired Journey

After immersing yourself in the scenes and beauty of "Emily in Paris," end your trip with ease using LuggAgent's luggage delivery service. This service allows you to enjoy your last moments in Paris without the burden of heavy luggage.

When you're ready to leave, LuggAgent can transfer your luggage from your hotel to the airport. This lets you explore Paris one last time, unencumbered. Picture yourself leisurely sitting at a café by the Seine, savoring a rich French coffee, or enjoying a sunset view from the Eiffel Tower. You might want to revisit Café de Flore for a taste of the pastries Emily adored, soaking in the Parisian culture one last time. Perhaps you'll find a unique souvenir from Paris Fashion Week, a memento of your stylish journey.

No matter how you choose to spend your final hours in Paris, we ensure that your luggage arrives at the airport on time, allowing you to relax and enjoy the city to the fullest.