Emily in Paris Tour Package

Visit the iconic destinations of Emily from the hit series "Emily in Paris"

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Paris, Mon Amour!

Welcome to the wonderful Parisian World of Emily Cooper!

We have gathered for you all the must see filming locations to visit and to immerse yourself in the universe of the series as if you were there!
Everything is in place, as in the movie: the little fountain, the Haussmannian buildings, the Boulangerie Moderne, the cafe at the Nouvelle Mairie, the restaurant with its red shop window owned by Gabriel and we’ll bring you even to Champagne and to Cote d’Azur!

What's Included in your Emily in Paris Tour

5 Nights Accommodation in Paris, France
1 Nights Accommodation in Champagne, France
3 Nights Accommodation in Monaco
Private Tours with Expert Local Guides
Transportation Between each Destination as noted in Itinerary
Sightseeing Tickets and entrance Fees where Noted in the Itinerary
Concierge Services Support before, during and after your Journey
Your Travel Advisor available 24/7/365

Your Emily in Paris Tour Itinerary

(All itineraries an be customized to your wishes)

Day 1-2 Paris, France

ACCOMMODATIONS:

Hotel Plaza Athenee

The hotel’s 191 rooms and suites combine an irresistible elegance and refinement with extreme comfort and the latest technology.
The Louis XVI-style rooms and suites all feature Italian-style marble bathrooms, sumptuous furniture and linens, and decadently relaxing sitting areas.
Many rooms boast stunning views on monuments. Meanwhile, the leafy garden terrace and Dior Institute guarantee a luxurious stay, featuring products and exclusive treatments from the haute-couture house.

The Plaza Athenee is renowned for its restaurant from acclaimed chef Alain Ducasse – one that has held steadily to its three Michelin stars over many years and fierce competition.

ACTIVITIES in PARIS, FRANCE

DAY 1:

Lunch in a very chic Parisian place just next to the Musee de l’Homme, right in the Trocadero square – movie sequence: Lavaux Evening with the Eiffel Tower view.
Arc de Triomphe, view from the top – The Arc de Triomphe, iconic symbol of France, stands at the center of the Place de l’Etoile, from which radiates 12 avenues forming a star, at the top of one of the most beautiful avenue of the world Champs Elysees.
Walk on the Champs Elysees – You will enjoy walking down the emblematic Avenue des Champs Elysees. It is situated in the 8th district and links the Place de la Concorde to the Place Charles de Gaulle.
Options for Dinner
- Option 1: Laduree
- Option 2: Le Gabriel (gastronomic)
- Option 3: Dinner at the hotel (three Michelin stars)
- Option 4: Dinner at Jules Vernes (gastronomic, Eiffel Tower)

DAY 2:

Visit the place of Emily’s flat in the 5th district
Boulangerie Moderne – movie sequence: where Emily discovers the amazing pain au chocolat
Option: French Croissants workshop or French Macarons workshop
- French Bakery Workshop – In a family-owned French bakery, be initiated to the worldwide French savoir-faire of baking perfect baguettes and croissants!
  For most people, Parisian life is not complete without tucking into a warm crusty baguette or a buttery croissant. Bread is part of the everyday life of any French people.
  Discover the secrets of how the crisp baguettes are being made, just right in color and texture. French bread is a characteristic loaf with tightly controlled ingredients. In fact, French law dictates that the loaves contain only flour, water, yeast and salt in varying quantities. You will also get the inside dope about the “croissant” by using rolling the dough yourself.
- French Macarons Workshop – Learn how to make the iconic French “Macarons”!
  In the 16th century, it was the favorite pastry of the famous French Queen Catherine de Medici.
  Since this day, many pastry chefs had and continue to have fun with this recipe, like Pierre Herme or Cedric Grolet. Today, you can come and learn how to bake your 2020 version macarons !
  During this interactive cooking lesson, you will be hands-on in the kitchen. Equipped with an apron and all the utensils you need, you will learn how to make your own macarons step by step, also picking the flavor of your choice !
  You will be in control of your creations from start to finish, from the moment you lay eyes on the recipe for the first time to the moment you take your creation out of the oven.
  I will be at your side to guide you and to teach you, with full explanations, the techniques you need to guarantee your baking will be a success!
Le Cafe de la Nouvelle Mairie – movie sequence: place of girly talks, drinks and coffee breaks
Visit of Gabriel’s restaurant – movie sequence: “Les Deux Comperes”• Jardin de Luxembourg (Option: visit the exhibition)
With the guide, discover the iconic places of the 5th district, Boulevard de Montparnasse, Cafe La Rotonde, etc.
Lunch at La Coupole
Pantheon – movie sequence: the scene where Emily breaks up with her boyfriend on the phone.
Sorbonne
St Germain des Pres – The quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, takes its name from the old Benedictine abbey founded in the 8th century. The neighborhood has always been an area with a particular charm whose mystery never ceased to surprise and inspire numerous artists.
Dinner – Cafe de Flore – several movie sequences: a mythical place where many art & literary icons left their mark.

DAY 3:

Option: – Recreate Emily’s look with a professional hairdresser just for you: makeup and hairdo
Stroll with the guide: Place de la Concorde, Tuileries, Comedie Francaise, Pyramides, etc.
Louvre & Le Jardin du Palais Royal movie sequence: the place where Emily meets Mindy, her Asian friend.
Visit of the agency “Savoir”, Place de Valois movie sequence: the place where Emily worked. “Savoir” means “to know” or “knowledge” in French.
Lunch at Bistrot Valois movie sequence: the place of the teams’ lunch breaks.
Visit of the Palais Garnier movie sequence: where Emily went to see the Swan Lake Ballet.
Option: Perfume Workshop at Fragonard – Create your own fragrance!
Avenue d’Opera, Cedric Grolet pastries
Place Vendome, Hotel d’Evreux movie sequence: the place of the Duree influencers event.
Shopping at Galerie Lafayette
DINNER RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Option 1: Seine River Boat Tour – There is no better way to discover Paris than from its main inspiring hub: the Seine. You will embark for a cruise which will plunge you right into the heart of local culture through this truly romantic river.
  Since it divides the city into right and left banks, the Seine River is the natural artery along which you will embark on your ambling explorations.
  From the river, Paris has a different atmosphere you would appreciate by admiring magnificent architectural monuments.
  From the Louvre to the Eiffel Tower, the Place de la Concorde and the Grand and Petit Palais, you will transcend the different ages that made the present Paris.
  The Cathedral of Notre Dame and Sainte Chapelle are architectural masterpieces, while the wide squares and boulevards built by Baron Haussmann for Napoleon Ill influenced late 19th and 20th-century urban planning all over the world.
- Option 2: Diner at Chez Ralph’s movie sequence: where Emily is happy to rediscover the American gastronomy and takes a picture of her neighbor’s cheeseburger.

DAY 4:

Bucolic breakfast at L’hotel Particulier, with its bar, its restaurant and its bohemian gardens
Sacre Coeur, Montmartre, Place Dalida movie sequence: place of Emily’s marketing campaign for the mattresses.

- Montmartre has this refreshing & vivid spirit to offer for those who are ready to go off the beaten track. Despite its success, it still hides stunning and quiet alleys, private gardens & unique cafes that you’ll explore during your private tour of Montmartre.
  Montmartre is a hill of 130 metres high, in the north of Paris in the 18th district, primarily known for the white-domed Basilica of the Sacre Creur on its summit. Its white dome is a highly visible landmark in the city, where just below, artists still set up their easels each day among the tables and colorful umbrellas of Place du Tertre.
  Artists such as Salvador Dali, Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh set their studios in this location.
  From the mid 1800s, artists began to find in Montmartre the sort of home where they could thrive and have a good time. Edgar Degas, Henri Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani, and Pierre-Auguste Renoir are just a few of those who made their home on the hill.

Option: Escape game in Sacre Coeur
- This escape game, created in association with an expert of Parisian churches, will teach you a great deal about history, religion, architecture, Paris… as well as will help you develop your logical and rational skills.
  Indeed, the goal is to crack a code by correctly answering questions about the very best of the Sacre-Coeur. Your game master will be pleased to help you in anything you may need and to answer all the cultural questions you may have. If you crack the code in time, you might be rewarded with a surprise gift!
La Maison Rose movie sequence: where Emily and Mindy celebrate the ‘last’ insta story. The fashionable Le Marais is an historic district, set on the Right Bank between the Centre Pompidou and the Bastille, and which hosts many outstanding architectural buildings.
- The district, which grew up on former marshland (marais) in the 16th and 17th centuries, has kept many of its golden stone mansions, transformed over the centuries from noble residences into workshops, factories and tenements, and is now home to Jewish quarters, Chinese wholesalers, the city’s leading contemporary art galleries, fashion boutiques, restaurants and desirable apartments.
- This is a district to wander around and get lost in these tinny streets… and, surprisingly, your steps will certainly lead you to Place des Vosges, considered by many to be the most beautifully built square in Paris.
Pigalle District , Moulin Rouge – The Moulin Rouge Machine is THE PROMISE OF AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENING! The famous cabaret that has been lighting up Place Blanche for more than 125 years has acquired the legendary club, La Locomotive. A takeover synonymous with renewal for this hall that is emblematic of Parisian nightlife! After interior renovation and a name change, the Moulin Rouge breathes new life into this mythical establishment of the capital with a marginal offer, 3 atmospheres that will make you experience a “Parisian” evening!
La Monnaie de Paris movie sequence: the place of Pierre Cadault fashion defile.
St Michel Notre Dame movie sequence: the fountain where Mindy performed with the mime.
LUNCH OPTIONS:
- Lunch Option 1: at Le Flore en l’Ile movie sequence: brasserie where Emily meets her colleague, A very beautiful, colorful and very Parisian place to take amazing pictures and surprise your taste buds!
- Lunch Option 2: Lunch at Pink Mama
Option: Vintage shopping with a former Vogue employee – Your first stop will be one of the biggest vintage shops in Paris, Together with Alberto, personal shopper and former Vogue USA magazine employee in Paris, you will find authentic treasures that will suit you best!
- Go crazy in the next vintage fashion store, where you will find clothes, shoes and accessories. Everything is sold … at the weight! Then, enter one of the most popular vintage shops in Paris where you’ll find amazing leather clothes.
- Alberto will guide you to the FONDATION AZZEDINE ALAIA, (Optional), where you will learn about one of the best designers in the history of fashion. Azzedine Alaïa lived a life filled with fashion, art, design, architecture, music and theatre. For over fifty years, he had been an avid collector in all creative and cultural disciplines. In 2007, with the painter Christoph Von Weyhe and his close friend of forty years, the publisher and gallerist Carla Sozzani he set about to preserve his own work and his large holdings by founding the Association Azzedine Alaïa, to later become the Fondation Azzedine Alaïa.
- The next shop will be an amazing urban vintage shop which is known for its exceptional customer service, quality and prices.
- Then let’s shop at a vintage timeless shop, Alberto’s favorite one. Everything you want, you can find there!

Stroll in Les Marais and its cool vintage boutiques
DINNER OPTIONS:
- Dinner Option 1: Roxy Karaoké movie sequence: where Mindy meets her girlfriends from China and sings “Chandelier”
- Dinner Option 2: Le Perchoir rooftop with an astonishing view
- Dinner Option 3: A Speakeasy dinner night with live music and Dj
- Dinner Option 3: Crazy Horse cabaret show has this refreshing & vivid spirit to offer for those who are ready to go off the beaten track. Despite its success, it still hides stunning and quiet alleys, private gardens & unique cafes that you’ll explore during your private tour of Montmartre

DAY 5 in Paris:

Pont Alexandre 111 movie sequence: place of the Lavaux photo shoot: Sexy or Sexist? Inaugurated during the 1900 Universal Exhibition, the Alexander Ill Bridge was primarily designed as a political and diplomatic weapon. The construction of this work of art was in fact decided upon in the context of the signing of the military and economic alliance between France and Russia in 1891. The aim was to show the strength of the Franco-Russian alliance through the beauty of such a structure. Visitors can explore the history of France through the collections of the Army Museum and the tomb of Napoleon I.
Grand Palais, Petit Palais (Option: check exhibitions)
Option: Handmade leather bag workshop – Emily had a little bag for every occasion! You can create your own dream bag, and with your own hands!
- Diane will explain the simplified process of making a handbag from three models in her workshop. You will only use leather scraps from French leather goods houses, thus participating in the circular economy.
- First of all, you have to choose between three bag’s shapes : one is a clutch bag, the other one is a purse and the last one is a season bag. Then you will choose between the different leathers and colors of the precut pieces, and finally you will sew them with “point sellier” technique meaning saddle stitch. You can customize your bag with your creativity and your imagination with eyelets, rivets or a tassel. You take away your own unique handmade bag, personalized to your own taste!
Option: Private visit of the Musee des Arts Forains movie sequence: in the 7th episode, the place where “Savoir” organizes a sumptuous evening
Place de Vosges – The Place des Vosges is one of the oldest in Paris, and also one of the most beautiful. Visitors stroll under its arcades or in the alleys of the central garden, and take the opportunity to admire the superb red brick facades. The shops, open on Sundays, contribute to the liveliness of the place.
- The many private mansions from the 17th and 18th centuries have been transformed into internationally renowned museums: the Picasso Paris Museum, the Carnavalet Museum, Victor Hugo’s house…
- Easy going walk to Ile Saint Louis and Ile de la Cite. The Ile de la Cite is formed by two meanders of the Seine. It was inhabited by the Gauls starting in the second century B.C. and was occupied by Jules Caesar’s Romans in 52 B.C.
- In Roman times, this road crossed the river thanks to two wooden bridges on piles: the Grand Pont (today’s Pont Notre-Dame) and the Petit Pont.
Option: Maison Victor Hugo
Lunch at Cafe Angelina
- The history of Maison Angelina dates back to the beginning of the 20th century. At that time, the Austrian confectioner Anton Rumpelmayer arrived in the South of France where he opened several “Rumpelmayer” shops and became very famous.
- Driven by his success, Rumpelmayer set out to conquer the French capital. In 1903, he and his son Rene founded a tea room called “Angelina” at 226 rue de Rivoli, in honour of his daughter-in-law’s name.
- As soon as it opened, Angelina became the place to be for the Parisian aristocracy. Proust, Coco Chanel and the greatest French couturiers met in its salons… and all of them came to taste the famous Mont-Blanc and the unforgettable hot chocolate called “L’Africain”.
  At this elegant address, you will enjoy a styled after an old-world Vienna tearoom. One of the first enthusiasts of this place was the celebrated French writer Marcel Proust . Why not do as he did, and yield to temptation?
Nocturne at L’Atelier des Lumieres movie sequence: where Emily, Gabriel and Camille dream on the picturesque Van Gogh starry night background.
- Forget the sound-and-light shows of yesteryear. Atelier des Lumieres is a high-tech immersion into an artistic world, transforming the cavernous industrial space – dotted with historic features including metalwork, a chimney and pool- into a colorful canvas.
- With this mind-blowing immersive art exhibition, you become part of the artwork, walking literally inside an artwork or interacting with it.
- The shows are immersive journeys into the lives and work of artists like Klimt or Van Gogh. As you stroll through this stunning site, you marvel at the imagery and paintings projected on the walls. It’s an emotional experience- like you’re steeping into a work of art.
Option: Private tour on a scooter through Paris
Gastronomic dinner at Le Grand Vefour movie sequence: Emily couldn’t get there a table, but you’ve got it!
- Le Grand Véfour is the finest gourmet rendez-vous of the Parisian political, artistic and literary society for more than 200 hundred years.

DAY 6-7 Champagne, France

ACCOMMODATIONS:

Domaine Les Crayeres

Le Domaine Les Crayères is a mythical property in the heart of Reims, nestled discreetly in a seven hectare park full of green vegetation. This former house of the De Polignac family permanently recreates and modernises the “Chateau” style in an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere.

Perfectly appointed rooms and suites are waiting for you, with the attention to detail which is characteristic of the French classicism. Let’s discover the warm welcome, the impeccable service and the Chef Philippe Mille’s gourmet restaurant with its wine list, make this the ideal place to start discovering all the treasures of this region.

The Domaine Les Crayères – a Relais & Châteaux association member and the Gardinier family’s property – has been repeatedly awarded from international newspapers and magazines. The 20 rooms and suites are decorated with the care and the sophistication of French classicism.

Treasure of comfort and elegance since 1904, this former house of the De Polignac family, entirely arranged by the interior architect Pierre-Yves Rochon, recomposes and modernises at every moment the “Château” style in a sophisticated and subtle atmosphere.

DAY 6 – Paris to Champagne:

Drive to Champagne
Check-in at Domaine Les Crayères – movie sequence: a place similar to the family house of Camille
Maison Taittinger and Champagne Tasting with the owners

Created in 1734, the Maison Forest-Fourneaux worked with the Benedictine abbeys that owned the most beautiful vineyards in Champagne. Pierre Taittinger bought the Domaine and the Château de la Marquetterie in 1932, leaving his sons to give the House its letters of nobility year after year. In 2006, Pierre-Emmanuel Taittinger took over the management of Champagne, making excellence his obsession.

Visit Reims city

See Reims Cathedral, Palace of Tau, Villa Demoiselle, Saint-Remi Basilica and more with a guide.

Option: Musée Automobile

See Place Royale, Bibliothèque Carnegie, Chapelle Foujita

Option: Visit of the Maison Ruinart, the first producer to set up in Reims, and its tunnels, 40 metres underground, are protected as an historical site.
It was at the end of the 18th century that the Ruinart family, as a pioneer, had the intuition that the white chalk quarries were capable of offering optimal conditions for wine ageing.
Dug into the subsoil of the Champagne region, at a depth of nearly 40 meters, the chalk quarries of Maison Ruinart, about twenty, extend over two levels and 8 kilometers. These chalk cathedrals, which are still active, are the only ones in the city of Reims to be both listed as a UNESCO Wolrd Heritage Site and classified as a historic site.

DAY 7-9 CHAMPAGNE to MONACO

ACCOMMODATIONS:

Hotel Hermitage Monaco

This modern and luxurious hotel in the heart of Monaco oozes elegance, calm and understated refinement. With the Michelin-starred restaurant, Yannick Alléno à l’Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo and the amazing spa Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo, this is the ideal hotel for experiencing supreme comfort and serenity in Monaco.

A Michelin-starred restaurant… Enjoy fine gourmet cuisine at Pavyllon Monte-Carlo, a restaurant by Yannick Alléno à l’Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo*. In a chic and intimate setting, alchemist Chef distils delicate, original flavours in his creations showcasing the finest Mediterranean seafood.

Take in the sweeping view from the terrace: the port, Monaco and the rock are simply magnificent. Have a drink at the Crystal Bar… Before or after dinner, enjoy creative cocktails, fine champagnes and a refined atmosphere at the Crystal Bar.

ACTIVITIES from CHAMPAGNE to MONACO

Luxury wine tour through Champagne with a personal driver
Personal photographer
Luxury red vintage car movie sequence: Emily, Camille and Gabriel driving the red car.
Lunch in a picturesque place

Flight to Nice
Transfer to Monaco
Check in at Hotel Hermitage

ACTIVITIES in MONTE CARLO

Luxury sailboat tour to explore the marvels of the “Cote d’Azur” or French Riviera

Here more than anywhere, the sun shines on the silver-blue, sparkling Mediterranean. Here more than anywhere, the palaces are splendid and the hill-top villages superb. Here more than anywhere, there is a festive atmosphere and a buzzing nightlife.

It was during the 19C that this part of the south of France was put on the map with the arrival of wealthy British, Russian and even French visitors who came to “winter” on the Riviera. These visits became a habit and gradually the towns and fishing villages in the area adapted to the new inhabitants. Soon, towns such as Cannes, Nice, Menton and Monaco were home to magnificent villas, flamboyant casinos, and splendid botanical gardens – and the idea of the French Riviera was born.

Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

The Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, also known as the Villa Île-de- France, is one of the most beautiful Renaissance-style palaces on the French Riviera, built on a hilltop on the Cap Ferrat peninsula between 1905 and 1912 in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat by Baroness Beatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild (1864-1934).

Beatrice de Rothschild was born from the union of Baron Alphonse de Rothschild with Leonora von Rothschild (1837-1911) from the Rothschild branch known as “of London“. At the age of 19, she married the French banker Maurice Ephrussi on June 5, 1883. The couple was passionate about architecture, nature and art and collected sumptuous homes and rare objects. They separated in 1904, the baroness reproaching her husband for his gambling addiction.

Like her father Alphonse de Rothschild, regent of the Bank of France,or her uncle Alfred de Rothschild, curator of the Wallace collection in London, Beatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild collects works of art and homes.
The museum gives a particularly vivid idea of what was the residence of a great art lover of the Belle Époque who showed a particular attraction for the eighteenth century.

Villefranche-sur-Mer

One of France’s most beautiful harbour towns, overlooking crystalline waters framed by Provençal greenery, Villefranche-sur-Mer is located not far from Nice. Its deep water means all kinds of boats can drop anchor there and their owners can make the most of the balmy climate. Treat yourself to a delightful day out exploring the old town’s winding streets, where the orange-tinted façades are reminiscent of the ever-present sun that shines on Villefranchois territory. The warm colours of the houses contrast with the pale shades of the louvred shutters, which are often half-closed, allowing a glimpse of the inhabitants’ peaceful lives

Lunch at La Mere Germaine in Villefranche-sur-Mer. It is in this fjshing port between Mee and Monaco that La Mere Germaine choose to install her restaurant in 1938.
Personal Driver – Drive from Monaco to Nice in a vintage car
- Shopping in Nice
- Option: Perfume workshop movie reference: “the Lavaux Scents”

Dinner Options:

Dinner Option 1 : Le Plongeoir (chic restaurant in Nice)

Occupying an konic location in Nice, above the sea on the famous pillar of rock and the base of the diving boards themselves, the restaurant welcomes you in its’ most unusual setting, steeped in Mystery.

Dinner Option 2 : Dinner at the Hotel Hermitage.

ACTIVITIES in MONACO:

Shopping
Enjoy the Hotel Spa
Dinner at Club Dauphin movie sequence:
In episode 2, Mindy and Camille find Emily at the swim club on the roof of the Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat, Club Dauphin. The eatery has a decades-long history as a French Riviera hotspot – Brigitte Bardot even took swimming lessons here!

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