Where was Emily in Paris filmed?

Some shows use a city as scenery; this one casts Paris as a leading character. Between the cafés, the cobbles and the gilt, the series turns the French capital into a glossy daydream, which is exactly why so many viewers finish an episode itching to book a flight. The best part for set-jetters: the locations are real, central and close enough to string together on foot.

Everything orbits the Latin Quarter's Place de l'Estrapade, the quiet square that holds the heroine's apartment building and the corner restaurant below it. From there the show fans out across the city, the gilt and grand staircase of the Palais Garnier opera house, the lamp-lit ornament of the Pont Alexandre III over the Seine, the arcades and striped columns of the Jardin du Palais-Royal, and the brass-and-banquette glamour of the Café de Flore in Saint-Germain. Every one of them sits in Paris, France.

This is the rare guide you can walk in an afternoon. Start at Place de l'Estrapade, drift down toward the river for the Pont Alexandre III, then cross to the Right Bank for the Palais-Royal and the opera house, finishing with a coffee at the Café de Flore. Go early to beat the crowds at the most-photographed corners, and wear shoes you can actually cover the cobbles in.