The highly anticipated Season 4 of "Emily in Paris" is almost here, and fans of the hit Netflix series have plenty to look forward to. Set to premiere in two parts, the first five episodes will drop on August 15, 2024, while the remaining five will be available from September 12, 2024. This season promises even more drama, fashion, and romance as Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, continues her adventures in the City of Light.
For those who might need a refresher, "Emily in Paris" follows the life of Emily Cooper, an American marketing executive who relocates to Paris to work at a French marketing firm. As she navigates the ups and downs of her new job, culture shocks, and a tangled love life, viewers have become hooked on her glamorous and often chaotic Parisian escapades. With the return of familiar faces like Ashley Park as Mindy and Lucas Bravo as Gabriel, and the addition of intriguing new characters, this season is set to be as captivating as ever.
The fourth season picks up after a dramatic cliffhanger from Season 3, where Camille's shocking confession at her wedding and Gabriel’s unexpected announcement about Camille’s pregnancy left Emily in a complex emotional state. As Emily deals with the fallout, she faces new challenges at work and in her personal life. The season is expected to delve into whether Emily will remain loyal to Paris or take some surprising turns, including a potential Roman adventure.
For those who are as enamored with the show's setting as they are with the story, there’s good news. Many of the iconic locations featured in "Emily in Paris" are real and open to visitors. Emily’s charming apartment is located at 1 Place de l’Estrapade in the Latin Quarter. This picturesque square, complete with a fountain, also features prominently in the show. Nearby, at 16 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques, you can find Boulangerie Moderne, the bakery where Emily buys her first French croissant. Just a stone’s throw away is Gabriel’s restaurant, Terra Nera, which serves as the backdrop for many of the show’s scenes involving the charismatic chef.
Other notable locations include the historic Café de Flore and the beautiful Jardin du Palais Royal, both of which provide stunning backdrops for the series. The show’s glamorous aesthetic extends to the Hôtel Plaza Athénée, another favorite spot among fans. Interestingly, while some episodes of past seasons have featured the South of France, these scenes were actually filmed in Villefranche-sur-Mer, not St. Tropez.
As we eagerly await the new season, make sure to check out the latest trailer released by Netflix on July 22, 2024. It offers a tantalizing glimpse into the upcoming episodes, promising plenty of the drama, romance, and high fashion that fans have come to love. So, whether you’re planning a visit to Paris or simply settling in for a binge-watch, "Emily in Paris" Season 4 is set to deliver more of the chic, dramatic excitement that has made the series a global sensation.
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