Emily in Paris Season 5: Filming Locations in Rome

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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The fifth season of the series Emily in Paris premiered on December 18, 2025. This season takes the audience on a journey to new destinations. After focusing on Paris in previous seasons, this time, Lily Collins' character Emily Cooper displays an enjoyable lifestyle in Italy, particularly in Rome.

Five years after leaving Chicago to join Agence Grateau in Paris, Emily now leads the company's headquarters in Rome. She is in a romantic relationship with the heir of a cashmere business, Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini), while continuing to charm and disturb the residents with her distinctly American attitude.

Most of the main cast returns, including Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), now blonde-haired with a tan after touring the world following his Michelin star achievement. Mindy (Ashley Park) returns to France after serving as a judge on the show Chinese Popstar, while Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) maintains her stylish and sarcastic demeanor. This season also introduces Minnie Driver as Princess Jane, a socialite addicted to social media.

Throughout the 10 episodes, the series features historical landmarks, fashion houses, cultural sites, luxury hotels, and restaurants in Paris and Rome. Here are some of the main filming locations that stand out in Rome, Italy, as reported by Time Out.

'Emily in Paris 5' Filming Locations in Rome

1. Palazzo della Civilt Italiana, Rome

This 1940s building, known as the "Square Colosseum," is one of the headquarters of the Fendi fashion house. This location is featured when Emily presents a business proposal. She leads the project for the brand's 100th anniversary campaign, but unfortunately, she makes a mistake.

2. Villa del Priorato di Malta, Rome

One of the tourist destinations visited when Marcello takes Emily sightseeing is the Villa del Priorato di Malta. This location connects three countries (Italy, Vatican, and Malta), offering the most famous view in Rome, where tourists can see the dome of St. Peter's Basilica through the iconic keyhole. It's where Marcello takes Emily on a loving stroll.

3. Copped Quarter, Rome

This area, with a mix of Art Nouveau, Neo-Gothic, and Art Deco architecture, serves as the location for Agence Grateau. Built between 1915 and 1927, this residential area in Rome is a modern enclave nestled among ancient wonders. Designed by the Florentine architect Gino Copped, some of the eccentric and cinematic buildings mimic Art Nouveau style, while others draw inspiration from Neo-Gothic and Art Deco influences. Palazzo Senza Nome serves as the entrance to Agence Grateau.

4. Villa Parisi

This luxurious rural villa is where Princess Jane throws a welcoming party for the agency's move to Italy. According to Visit Castelli Romani, the villa is also one of the twelve Tusculum Villas, built by Monsignor Ferdinando Taverna, the governor of Rome under Pope Clement VIII, on land owned by the Altemps family, which still contains remnants of Roman reservoirs.

5. Fondation Louis Vuitton

This contemporary art museum, designed by the "star architect" Frank Gehry, as reported by ParisJetaime, has a unique building that looks like a glass pirate ship. Located in the Bois de Boulogne, open since 2014, the museum is not far from the Jardin and showcases a collection of both permanent and temporary contemporary art.

6. Zuma Rome

This upscale Japanese restaurant, with a view of the Spanish Steps and the Barcaccia fountain, is the location where Sylvie reconnects with Giancarlo (Raul Bova).

7. Ostia Antica

Ostia Antica becomes the fictional town of Solitano, the base of the Muratori family's cashmere business. This place is a popular destination for residents and tourists alike who want to enjoy a fun day trip and experience the charming medieval atmosphere, as reported by Turismoroma. Moreover, it is not far from the capital.