Since the release of “Emily in Paris,” tourists have flocked to Paris for themed walking tours linked to the show. However, one company, Tabble, has sparked controversy by charging £530 for a tour that includes champagne and pastries, starting at a previously advertised £8. Participants visit six iconic locations, including the Opera and Palais Royal Garden, where key scenes were filmed. While the experience promises a unique blend of sightseeing and gourmet food, many locals are unhappy with the influx of tourists, as evidenced by graffiti reading “Emily is not welcomed” on buildings featured in the series.
Since Emily in Paris appeared on the screen, fans of Netflix comedy dramas have gathered in the French capital to see the most memorable location.
Therefore, it is not surprising that walking tours that follow the footprints of the character are a popular method.
However, a food and beverage company claimed a surprising fee of £ 530 for this experience and frowned his eyebrows.
The company tabble, which supports this venture, promises that the content is different from standard walking tours by tailoring food and putting champagne and pastry.
Tickets were initially claimed for £ 8 per capita, but when the customer accessed the website last night, it was found that the tour was available in the range of £ 467 to £ 530.
And despite the expensive price tags, the organizer is somewhat ambiguous about what is included in the tour, and the participants simply walk around six places and stop by to try pastry and carbonated drinks. is.
It starts with an opera station on the subway, but it is famous that Emily Cooper, who plays Lily Collins (34) in the first series, hinders the performance of the Swan Lake in the Opera.
The tour starts at the subway opera station. In the first series, Lily Collins (photographed) plays Emily Cooper (34 years old) is famous for interfering with the performance of the Swan Lake in the Opera.
The second destination is the Palais Royal Garden, the Louvre’s courtyard that appeared in the first episode of Season 2, where Emily and Ashley Park played, Mindy, who played Ashley Park.
Walking towards Luxambourg Park, fans can visit a place where Emily takes pictures for Instagram.
“Emily in Paris” depicts the role of Collins who moved from Chicago to Paris to work at a PR agency called Savoir. The place is the second place from the end of the tour with a guide.
The last destination is the Estra Pard Square. This is the place where Emily spends most of the time and renting an apartment, the Shambled Bonne room on the top floor of the French apartment.
Travel agencies are currently saying that 38 % of travelers visiting Paris have listed Emily in Paris as their reasons for visiting, but local residents are not very satisfied.
The building appearing in this series is covered by a graffiti that wrote the word “Emily is not welcomed” by the Nouver Mary Cafe shutter, and will be visited on a tube private tour in the future.
The Paris citizens were angry at the fact that tourists were ruining the Estra Pard Square, which was once a quiet square that was once standing in Calche Ratin, but it is now full of tourists with self -portrait rods. There is.
The second destination is the Palais Royal Garden, where Emily and Mindy, a best friend of Ashley Park, who appeared in Season 2’s first episode, meet the Louvre Museum’s courtyard for the first time.
The building appearing in this series is covered by a graffiti that wrote the word “Emily is not welcomed” by the Nouver Mary Cafe shutter, and will be visited on a tube private tour in the future. Photo: Lily Collins (Emily) and Ashley Park (Mindi) sitting outside the Nouvelle Mairie restaurant
While walking to Luxumbourg Park (photo), fans can visit a place where Emily takes photos for Instagram.
This square is a landmark for fans because Emily and Lover’s chef, Gabriel, live in an apartment.
It is also known that fans pose in the program to pose with a beret out of the Italian restaurant “Terra Nera”, called the Les de Composition.
This is most of the scenes of Emily and Gabriel, played by the trained deputy chef and actor Lucas Bravo.
The Table spokeswoman, “This tour provides immersive methods to experience the magic of” Emily in Paris “while enjoying the finest pastry and champagne in the city, especially in the series. That’s ideal. ”
“Unlike standard walking tours, this experience fuses sightseeing and luxurious food, and creates a way to remain a memory that discovers the iconic European capital through the show lens.”
I asked about the price tag online last night, but the company did not respond to the comments.
