Le Louis Philippe - Discover another charming Parisian café, popular with Blair and Serena, just across the narrow Quai de l’Hôtel de ville. Together, these spots create the delightful ambiance Paris is famous for. Enjoy a leisurely walk along rue des Barres, a quaint cobbled lane that evokes the old city, leading you to the historic Saint-Gervais church, dating back to 1494. The alley also features some lovely shops and cafes.

Musee d’Orsay - Cross the Seine River to admire the Musee d’Orsay, a renowned cultural landmark in Paris. It showcases a vast array of stunning artwork and masterpieces by Van Gogh, Manet, and other exceptional artists. The museum’s collection of impressionist and post-impressionist works draws millions of visitors annually. It’s also known for its clock on the top floor, a reminder of its past as a railway station. Recall the scene where Blair meets Prince Louis Grimaldi for the first time near a Manet painting inside the Musee d’Orsay. (on this tour, we visit it from the outside only)

Gare du Nord - Gare du Nord, a key transportation hub, also plays a significant role in the show. It serves as the backdrop for two major scenes in Gossip Girl in Paris: when Eva and Chuck arrive in Paris and when Blair convinces Chuck to return to New York. Built in 1867, it is now the largest station in Europe by passenger numbers.

Baron Rouge (Le) - Continue exploring the Quinze-Vingts neighborhood and discover the café where Chuck works in the second episode. Le Baron Rouge is a delightful wine bar, perfect for those who want to enjoy some excellent wine in a captivating spot among the landmarks of the 12th arrondissement, such as Bastille and rue Cremieux.

Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann - Stroll through Galeries Lafayette, the iconic department store founded in 1893. The store is housed in a beautiful building with a stunning glass Art-Deco dome. Don’t miss the chance to visit the rooftop terrace, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and a glimpse of major landmarks. Along with Printemps Department Store, Galeries Lafayette was featured in the shopping scenes with Blair and Serena.

Pont des Arts - Experience the perfect spot for a romantic walk, Pont des Arts, spanning the Seine River. The bridge is featured in the show when Louis and Blair cross it on their date. Constructed in 1801 as a pedestrian crossing, it is also known as the love locks bridge, where couples used to attach love locks. In 2015, it was renovated due to the weight of the locks damaging the bridge’s structure.