Emily in Paris
The rom-com series starring Lily Collins as a young American who finds a new job, a new life and many new loves in Paris has been a hit for four years. Season 4 starts on Netflix on 15 August 2024.
Place de l'Estrapade
Voilà, the first stop leads directly to Emily's flat in the charming Latin Quarter. Place de l'Estrapade is where Emily begins her Parisian adventures. Not only is her flat located here, but also the Boulangerie Moderne, where she picks up her croissants every day. An idyllic place that perfectly captures the romantic atmosphere of the series.
Boulangerie Moderne
Of course, you can't do without the right food in Paris. So straight into the Boulangerie Moderne. As one of the sweetest places in Emily's Paris, the small, charming bakery is a recurring guest in the series and a symbol of Emily's taste for Parisian culture. What will it be: a fresh baguette or some delicious madeleines?
Jardin du Palais Royal
A stroll through the magnificent gardens of the Palais Royal is a must. In the series, Emily and Mindy meet here for lunch and to gossip. The elegant arcades, ornate fountains and magnificent flowerbeds make this place a highlight of any Paris tour. The ideal place for a short break - and a perfect photo opportunity!
Café de Flore
A visit to one of the most famous cafés in Paris is a must. The Café de Flore is an icon in itself, where Emily and her friends often spend their afternoons. This historic café has been a meeting place for artists and intellectuals for decades. Take a seat at one of the cosy tables, order a café au lait and soak up the inspiring atmosphere of this place.
Pont Alexandre III
Who doesn't remember the glamorous fashion show on the Pont Alexandre III? This magnificent bridge over the Seine is not only an architectural masterpiece, but also the setting for one of the most unforgettable scenes in the series. The breathtaking view of the city and the majestic sculptures make the Pont Alexandre III a perfect photo opportunity.
Place Vendôme
The elegant Place Vendôme, known for its luxury shops and magnificent buildings, is another highlight. This is where the fictitious office of Savoir, the marketing agency where Emily works, is located. The imposing square with its impressive column offers the opportunity to get a taste of shopping and feel the glamour of Emily's working world.
Montmartre
Our last stop takes us to the artists' quarter of Montmartre. The picturesque alleyways, the famous Sacré-Cœur basilica and the lively art scene make this place an essential part of any visit to Paris. In the series, Emily visits this charming neighbourhood and falls in love with its unique atmosphere. The breathtaking view over the city is the ideal way to say au revoir to the city of love!
Paris
Bridgerton
Welcome, dear readers, to an exquisite tour of glamorous Regency-era London - or at least what can be seen on our Netflix series screens. Season 3 has been available since June 2024.
Ranger's House (Grenadier House)
Our first stop takes us to Ranger's House in Greenwich, which serves as the residence of the colourful Featherington family in the series. This impressive 18th century Georgian mansion is not only a visual highlight, but also a place full of dramatic revelations and social scandals. The façade of the house exudes such elegance and opulence that it almost seems as if Lady Featherington could walk out at any moment to instigate a new scandal.
The Queen’s House
The elegant Queen's House serves as the home of our favourite family, the Bridgertons, in "Bridgerton". This masterpiece of Palladian architecture exudes pure class and sophistication - befitting the Bridgerton family. Of particular note is the famous Tulip Staircase, the first self-supporting spiral staircase in England, where some unforgettable scenes from the series were filmed.
Lancaster House
We continue to the St James's district, where the magnificent Lancaster House is located. The impressive building serves as the backdrop for the interiors of Buckingham House in the series - the party location, so to speak. Some of the most magnificent balls and social events take place here!
Syon House
A little further west, in the suburb of Brentford, Syon House awaits. This historic property played an important role in "Bridgerton" as the residence of Simon Basset, the Duke of Hastings. The magnificent gardens and rooms of Syon House provide the perfect backdrop for the romantic and dramatic scenes in the series. Here you can experience the elegance of Georgian architecture at first hand.
Hampton Court
A visit to London is not complete without a trip to Hampton Court Palace in Richmond. This magnificent palace with its majestic gardens served as the backdrop for several key scenes in "Bridgerton", including some of the opulent balls and social occasions.
The Reform Club (104 Pall Mall)
Back in the city, the tour ends in the heart of London, at Pall Mall, where the famous Reform Club is located. In the series, this exclusive gentlemen's club serves as a meeting place for some of the most powerful men in London. In "Bridgerton", the club was used to show the intrigues and machinations of high society. Even today, the club is reserved exclusively for members - who are now also allowed to be female. Well, just click on "Play" again and take a closer look at what the inside looks like.
London
KLEO
The wild chase through the exciting Berlin of the 80s and 90s begins with East German spy and hitwoman Kleo. Season 2 has been available on Netflix since the end of July 2024.
Alexanderplatz
Our first stop is Alexanderplatz, the beating heart of Berlin. In "Kleo", this central square is more than just a bustling backdrop - it is a symbol of the hectic life in East Berlin and a hub for spies, informants and, of course, Kleo herself. The iconic World Time Clock and the imposing television tower appear again and again in the series and create an unmistakable atmosphere.
Gendarmenmarkt
The film continues to Gendarmenmarkt, one of Berlin's most beautiful squares. In "Kleo", this place is the setting for a thrilling chase against the backdrop of the majestic buildings of the German and French Cathedrals and the Konzerthaus. While Kleo sprints through the streets here, you can admire the historic architecture - and plan your next coup.
Teufelsberg
Out of the historic city backdrop and into the wilderness of the Teufelsberg and its history: this artificial hill, once a spy station for the American and British security forces, not only offers a panoramic view of the city, but also a suitably mysterious atmosphere. In the series, Teufelsberg serves as a secret meeting place and the scene of dark machinations. Kleo sneaks through abandoned buildings here and uncovers secrets - while nowadays street art can be seen here and walkers and mountain bikers conquer the hill.
Oberbaumbrücke
The bridge, which today connects the neighbourhoods of Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, once marked the border crossing between East and West Berlin. In "Kleo", this bridge therefore symbolises the division and reunification of the city. The dramatic scene in which Kleo flees across the bridge while being chased by pursuers shows the bridge in all its splendour and drama. A walk along it brings history to life.
Haus der Kulturen der Welt
... also affectionately known as the "pregnant oyster". In "Kleo", this architectural jewel serves as the setting for secret meetings and conspiratorial conversations. The modern and futuristic architecture stands in stark contrast to the dark intrigues that are spun here. It is the perfect place to reflect on the importance of art and culture - and to follow in the footsteps of our favourite spy.
Spreeufer
The film ends along the banks of the Spree. The picturesque riverbank is the setting for both romantic and dramatic scenes in "Kleo". Whether for a nocturnal rendezvous or a wild chase - the Spree and its riverside promenades provide the perfect backdrop. This is the ideal opportunity to take a break while exploring the city. Simply enjoy the view of the water and reminisce about the exciting stories that have taken place here, both fictional and real.
