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Versailles Palace

Paris, France

Paul snidely dismisses Gil’s nostalgia as 'Golden Age Thinking' in the gardens of Versailles, a 45-minute rail journey from Paris. The grand Chateau de Versailles, built for Louis XIV, serves as a backdrop toward the end of the movie, adding a touch of regal splendor to the narrative.

Le Meurice

Paris, France

The alfresco wine tasting takes place at La Belle Étoile, the rooftop suite of Hotel le Meurice, offering panoramic views of the Tuileries. The hotel, dubbed the 'Hotel of Kings', has hosted royalty, composers, and artists including Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali, adding to its allure as a luxurious retreat in the heart of Paris.

Hotel Le Bristol

Paris, France

Gil and fiancée Inez stay at the luxurious Parisian hotel, Hotel Le Bristol, located on the high fashion shopping street rue du Faubourg St Honoré. The hotel has hosted Hollywood stars such as Kim Novak, Rita Hayworth, and Charlie Chaplin, solidifying its reputation as a favored destination for celebrities and high society.

Musée Rodin

Paris, France

Pretentious Paul disputes the museum guide at the Musée Rodin, located in the Hotel Biron. The museum showcases the works of renowned sculptor Auguste Rodin and offers visitors a glimpse into the artist's life and creative process amidst the serene surroundings of the Hotel Biron's gardens.

Le Grand Véfour

Paris, France

Gil and Inez dine with her parents at the upscale restaurant Le Grand Véfour, tucked away behind the columns at the entrance to the gardens of the Palais Royale. Opened in 1784, the restaurant boasts an impressive list of historical clientele including Napoleon, Josephine, Colette, Victor Hugo, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Jean Cocteau, making it a hub of cultural and culinary excellence in Paris.

Chopard

Paris, France

Inez and her mother discuss wedding rings while window shopping at the jewelry store Chopard, located at the prestigious Place Vendôme. The store, situated near the Ritz, is renowned for its exquisite luxury pieces and has attracted elite clientele seeking opulent accessories for generations.

Monet's Garden

Paris, France

Writer Gil reveals his love for the romantic image of old Paris while strolling through Monet's Garden, where the Japanese-style wooden bridge, famous from Monet's paintings, can be found in the water garden section. The estate, located about 50 miles northwest of Paris, served as the former home of impressionist painter Claude Monet from 1883 until his death in 1926, offering visitors a serene glimpse into the artist's world.

Midnight In Paris

2011

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