In the fourth season of the Netflix hit, star Lily Collins not only explores the most beautiful spots in Paris, she also takes a romantic trip to Rome. These are the most beautiful locations in the new episodes of Emily in Paris.
Seit 12. September ist Teil 2 der vierten Staffel von “Emily in Paris” auf Netflix verfügbar und wir dürfen wieder die tollen Locations bestaunen, die Lily Collins (wie immer top gestyled) in ihrer Suche nach Liebe und Erfolg unsicher macht. Diesmal werden wir aber nicht nur an die schicksten Spots in Frankreich entführt – die neuen Folgen machen auch einen Abstecher nach Rom. Und die “ewige Stadt” sieht durch Emilys Augen besonders romantisch aus. Das sind die schönsten Drehorte in Staffel 4 von “Emily in Paris”.
Early in season 4, Emily is a guest at the French Open at the Stade Roland Garros, the famous tennis complex in the 16th arrondissement of Paris.
The iconic Parisian hotel makes an enchanting guest appearance halfway through the season. This is where the Christmas party of the marketing agency Agence Grateau, for which Emily works, takes place. During the Christmas season, the hotel courtyard is transformed into a winter wonderland complete with ice skating rink.
Le Crazy Horse Saloon, or Le Crazy Horse de Paris, is a Parisian cabaret known for its nude revues and has hosted celebrity performers from Pamela Anderson to K-pop star Lisa from Blackpink - and this season, Emily's roommate Mindy.
The extensive antiques and vintage market in the 18th arrondissement, which is open from Saturday to Monday, comprises more than a dozen markets.
The idyllic community in Haute-Savoie is one of the most popular ski resorts in France and is skillfully showcased in season 4 of the Netflix series. This is also where Emily meets Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini), who comes to the rescue of the inexperienced skier.
While searching for Camille (Camille Razatt), Emily stumbles into the house of impressionist artist Claude Monet in Giverny - and falls into his water lily pond.
The basilica at the top of Montmartre serves as a short breather for Emily on her morning run - and is also perfect for a quick selfie.
At a polo match in Apremont, Emily meets Marcello again, who also makes Italy appealing to the Francophile American.
Au revoir, Gabriel and ciao, Marcello! Her new love takes Emily on a tour of dreamy Rome. Of course, a romantic break on the Spanish Steps is a must.
When in Rome … Emily darf in der “ewigen Stadt” in purem Luxus hausen. Mit einer traumhaften Dachterrasse ist das Hotel Eden near Via Veneto is one of the most exclusive addresses in Rome.
What would a trip to Rome be without a city tour on a Vespa? In addition to the Roman Forum and the National Monument of Victor Emmanuel II, the Colosseum can of course also be seen several times.
As befits an American tourist, Emily throws her coins into the Trevi Fountain. With her right hand over her left shoulder, of course.
Marcello also takes Emily to his hometown of Solitano. Anyone who has already put the idyllic gem on their bucket list will unfortunately be disappointed - the village where the finest cashmere wool is produced in the Netflix series does not exist. Instead, it was filmed in Ostia Antica, not far from Rome's airport.
On a night-time stroll through the alleyways of the Jewish ghetto, Emily and Mindy come across Piazza Mattei, which is famous for its turtle fountain.
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