Paris

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From tiny Parisian squares to grand palaces, the Netflix hit “Emily in Paris” has showcased some of the most spectacular locations in the French capital and beyond across its four seasons. As our favorite American marketing maven in Paris navigates love, fashion, and career challenges, the show’s stunning backdrops have become characters in their own right.

Planning a trip to Paris? Daydreaming about following in Emily’s footsteps? You’re not alone — Emily Cooper has inspired more than 3 million visitors (and counting) to visit the city. This guide reveals the real “Emily in Paris” filming locations you can visit. From Emily and Mindy’s quintessentially Parisian apartment to the glamorous hotels and historic Paris landmarks she visits with friends, colleagues, and lovers — and the Italian locations that provided the season 4 twists — here’s where the magic happens.

Necropolis that snakes miles beneath the city, acres of leafy graveyards and mausoleums dedicated to heavenly pets. You might not expect to find so many necropolises in the City of Love, but Paris has more than a few famous burial grounds.

From the famous Pere Lachaise, also known as a garden cemetery, to the infamous Les Catacombs, a subterranean home to the remains of over 6 million Parisians, knowing the graveyards is knowing the city.

Whether you’re looking to go on the hunt for Jim Morrison’s graffitied headstone, find a peaceful spot to reflect away from the hustle and bustle, or pay your respects to great artists like Degas, these are Paris’ famous cemeteries.

Paris in May feels like the city is waking up in technicolor. Trees are heavy with blossoms, markets overflow with strawberries and tulips, and café chairs spill out onto sun-drenched sidewalks. One day, you’re picnicking beneath the Eiffel Tower with a bottle of rosé, and the next, you’re wandering through charming Parisian neighborhoods like Montmartre, with music drifting through the streets.

The days are warmer, but summer tourism hasn’t peaked, making May one of the sweetest times to experience Paris. Whether you’re craving art, gardens, or wine-fueled nights by the Seine, here’s what to know before visiting Paris in May.

It's one of the world's most visited cities, so it should be no surprise that there are enough things to do in Paris to keep you busy for weeks. But if you want to see more of the French countryside — or take a quick trip over the border to another European country — these 10 best train trips from Paris are perfect for a daytime outing or weekend getaway.

Discover extraordinary French destinations, from châteaux to wineries, theme parks to cathedrals, on the best train trips from Paris.