street · Paris, France
Place de l'Estrapade
A filming location from Emily in Paris in Paris.
The scene
This quiet Latin Quarter square is home to the building used for Emily's apartment, and the corner restaurant on it stands in for the bistro downstairs.
How to visit
It's a real residential square, so visit considerately and keep noise down, people live here. There's no ticket; the café and bakery on the corner are open to all. Mornings are quietest for photos.
Address: Place de l'Estrapade, 75005 Paris, France · Open in Google Maps
- The Panthéon is a two-minute walk away.
- The Jardin du Luxembourg is a short stroll west.
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Good to know
- What was filmed at Place de l'Estrapade?
- This quiet Latin Quarter square is home to the building used for Emily's apartment, and the corner restaurant on it stands in for the bistro downstairs.
- Can you visit Place de l'Estrapade?
- It's a real residential square, so visit considerately and keep noise down, people live here. There's no ticket; the café and bakery on the corner are open to all. Mornings are quietest for photos.
- Where is Place de l'Estrapade?
- Place de l'Estrapade is a real filming location in Paris. Place de l'Estrapade, 75005 Paris, France
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