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Film · 2001

Amélie

7 filming locations

Before you go

A shy Montmartre waitress decides to change the lives of strangers for the better — Jean-Pierre Jeunet's saturated, fable-like love letter to the 18th arrondissement.

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Hotels near the scenes · live partner prices · CO₂ shown up front · a day-by-day itinerary you can rework. Your dates are pre-set three weeks out — change them anytime.

Public transport firstWalkable itinerary77% CO₂ by train

Getting there · London ⇄ Paris

✈ ~111 kg CO₂ round trip / traveller · 🚆 ~25 kg by train (−77%)

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Where to stay · 3 nights · 2 guests

Hôtel Plaza Athénée

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Hôtel Ritz Paris

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Le Bristol Paris

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Hôtel Particulier Montmartre

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Suggested itinerary · 3 days

Day 01

Day 02

Day 03

Auto-generated draft from the filming locations — times are a template; check opening hours and book tables ahead.

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Your trip footprint

✈ ~222 kg CO₂e by air or 🚆 ~50 kg by train (round trip, 2 travellers) + ~30 kg for 3 nights (one room, ADEME France avg).

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Your local guide

7 filming spots — where to stand, when to go, how to get there.

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    Café des Deux Moulins

    18e · Throughout — primary workspace scenes

    The café where Amélie works. Still operating, still serving crème brûlée, though the tabac corner is now a shrine to the film.

    Framing · From the Rue Cauchois intersection, angle NW to catch the red awning and neon signage together.

    Access · public (open café)

    Métro Blanche (L2) · best afternoon

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    Sacré-Cœur Basilica

    18e · Treasure hunt sequence

    The white basilica where Amélie sends Nino on a treasure hunt via the photo booth — the steps below are where she first watches him.

    Framing · From the bottom of the funicular stairs; the dome sits at the center third, with the stairs leading the eye up.

    Access · public

    Métro Anvers (L2) · best golden_hour

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    Canal Saint-Martin — Stone Skipping Spot

    10e · Stone-skipping scene

    The quay where Amélie skips stones across the canal in the film's most quoted shot. Look for the stone steps descending toward water.

    Framing · Low angle from the quay's stone steps, skimming west across the water to catch the tree-lined opposite bank.

    Access · public

    Métro Jacques Bonsergent (L5) · best golden_hour

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    Au Marché de la Butte (Collignon's grocery)

    18e · Collignon harassment scenes

    The grocery where Collignon — the mean greengrocer — gets his comeuppance. The exterior vegetable crates are exactly as shot.

    Framing · From the opposite sidewalk, frame the full facade including the produce display spilling onto the street.

    Access · public (open shop)

    Métro Abbesses (L12) · best morning

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    Gare de l'Est

    10e · Blind man walking sequence

    Where Amélie helps the blind man — a fast, warm monologue of Paris street life narrated in real-time. The photobooth scenes are here too.

    Framing · Main hall entrance facing south; busy foreground is the point.

    Access · public

    Métro Gare de l'Est (L4/L5/L7) · best midday

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    Place du Tertre

    18e · Ambient Montmartre sequences

    The artist-packed square just behind Sacré-Cœur where the film's Montmartre mood is most concentrated. Go at 7am to have it empty.

    Framing · Low angle from the south side with painters' easels lined up in the foreground and the surrounding café awnings framing the frame.

    Access · public

    Métro Abbesses (L12) · best morning

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    Rue Saint-Vincent

    18e · Walking ruminations

    The quiet cobbled Montmartre lane — the one Amélie walks down thinking. Often missed by tourists because it's just downhill from the vineyards.

    Framing · From the top of the street descending west, let the cobbles lead and keep the street lamp in right third.

    Access · public

    Métro Lamarck — Caulaincourt (L12) · best golden_hour

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While you're there

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Things to do

Guided walks and experiences

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