Comédie-Française

The film's climax plays out in France's national theatre: Reggie flees the Palais-Royal colonnades into the darkened auditorium, hides in the prompter's box, and the chase ends on the stage. On Place Colette outside, the Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre métro exit where she surfaced moments earlier is now crowned by the coloured-glass Kiosque des Noctambules.

More Charade places nearby

• Palais-Royal Gardens3 min200 m away · 3 min on foot
• American Express building (11 Rue Scribe)14 min1.1 km away · 14 min on foot
• Pont au Double20 min1.5 km away · 20 min on foot

Famous places nearby

Not places of the story, but worth the walk.

• Louvre Museum

  4 min330 m away · 4 min on foot

  ticket needed

  The Mona Lisa, Greek statues and the glass pyramid in the courtyard.

• Tuileries Garden

  10 min730 m away · 10 min on foot

  A formal garden between the Louvre and Concorde, with ponds, statues and green chairs.

• Musée d'Orsay

  10 min790 m away · 10 min on foot

  ticket needed

  Monet, Van Gogh and Renoir in a former railway station on the Seine.

From other stories, nearby

• Comédie-Française (Place Colette)The Da Vinci Codesame place
• Le Nemours (Place Colette)The Intouchables1 min50 m away · 1 min on foot
• Palais Royal (Galerie de Montpensier)Emily in Paris1 min70 m away · 1 min on foot
• Palais-Royal (Arago medallions)The Da Vinci Code1 min90 m away · 1 min on foot

Where to eat nearby

• Le Nemours

  1 min50 m away · 1 min on foot

  historic caf退

  Café under the Palais-Royal arcades by the Comédie-Française; seen in The Intouchables

• Le Café Marly

  3 min190 m away · 3 min on foot

  French brasserie€€€

  Louvre café with a terrace facing the Pyramid; a Call My Agent! location (S4E2)

• Le Grand Véfour

  5 min340 m away · 5 min on foot

  haute cuisine€€€€

  Palais-Royal restaurant founded in 1784, reopened in 2026 with chef Bruno Doucet; seen in Emily in Paris