Following in the footsteps of Lupin and Emily in Paris… In Paris, Netflix takes you to the filming locations of its series

There are the Grand Basin of the Luxembourg Gardens, the Pont des Arts, the Louvre Museum, the de l’Estrapade or the Panthéon… iconic places in Paris that have also been used in the filming of certain Netflix series. From July 11 to 17, the streaming platform offers free tours in Paris, walking in the footsteps of Lupi or Lupi.Emily in Paris .

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Facing the camera

It’s been a while since Lily Collins is back in Paris ready to start filming season 3Emily in Paris. Therefore, the lucky ones can see Emily Cooper at Terra Nera, the real name of Gabriel’s restaurant used in the series; his apartment on the Place de l’Estrapade in the 5th arrondissement.

Not far from there, movie buffs can imagine Bruno Guerrey’s Luc enjoying a French cinema classic at one of Paris’ legendary salons, the Champo. For a drink on the terrace like Sylvie, Emilie’s boss, played by Philippe Leroy-Beaulieu, just head to Place de Valois in the 1st arrondissement, home to the offices of the Savoir agency. And to remember Mindy’s song numbers, head to Place Saint-Michel or over the Seine to the Pont des Arts. A place where Omar Sain, as Lupine, often walks, as in the corridors of the Louvre, from which he escapes thanks to the huge emergency exits hidden around the Pyramid.

Iconic and historic

From the Latin Quarter to the courtyards of the Louvre, the guide combines filming anecdotes and historical accounts. Like the Luxembourg story (often seen Lupine) is considered one of the most beautiful gardens in Europe, built at the request of Henry IV’s wife, Marie de’ Medici, who wanted to recreate a piece of Florence within the capital.

The walk, which follows the streets of the Latin Quarter, the center of Roman culture, is a chance to contemplate the Pantheon, where the great names of French history are buried, including Marie Curie, Simone Weil and Josephine Baker, to name a few. only women. After crossing the Seine to reach the Île de la Cite, a stop in front of Notre-Dame de Paris is a must to admire this emblematic building of the capital, which is still under renovation after a fire in 2019.

Paris isn’t the only city that hosts these tours during the summer. Fans will be able to find the collections Theft of moneythat Phone girls or evenElite to Madrid. Or, on England’s side, think of themAnatomy of a Scandalis Chronicle of the Bridgertons and D’Enola Holmes In London. What to dive into these stories that highlight your evenings. And discover these cities differently.

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