The Müuse Atlas / France / Île-de-France

Paris

15 areas on the atlas.

Areas

Auvers-sur-OiseFilming in Auvers-sur-Oise. A Gothic parish church rises over narrow stone lanes, with wheat fields on the plateau and the Oise running below.

Avenue FochFilming in Avenue Foch, Paris. Cream stone mansions with mansard roofs line a wide avenue from the Étoile to the Porte Dauphine.

BatignollesFilming in Batignolles, Paris. Haussmann apartment blocks around a landscaped square and a market street of food shops, with the modern district where Lupin filmed a mugging beside Parc Clichy Batignolles.

BellevilleFilming in Belleville, Paris. A steep hillside in the 20th arrondissement of white rendered cités and 1970s tower blocks. Rififi sent Tony's former girlfriend to warn him on the railway bridge over rue de la Mare.

BercyFilming in Bercy, Paris. Millstone wine warehouses on cobbled lanes with old rail tracks, and the finance ministry Mission Impossible Fallout used as itself.

Canal Saint-MartinFilming in Canal Saint-Martin, Paris. A stone lined canal with iron footbridges and working locks, and the footbridge where Amélie skipped stones.

ChaillotFilming in Chaillot, Paris. Two curved stone wings frame a broad esplanade that steps down through terraced gardens to the Eiffel Tower across the river.

Île de la CitéFilming in Île de la Cité, Paris. A small stone island across the 1st and 4th arrondissements holds Notre-Dame, the law courts and the Conciergerie within one block, with Pont Neuf and Square du Vert-Galant at its western tip.

La DéfenseFilming in La Défense, Paris. Glass office towers ring a raised esplanade over a sunken ring road, closed at one end by the Grande Arche.

Latin QuarterFilming in the Latin Quarter, Paris. Narrow sloping streets of pale stone buildings climb toward the Panthéon, the corner David Fincher used for The Killer.

Le MaraisFilming in Le Marais, Paris. Narrow stone streets of seventeenth century townhouses, and the square The Bourne Identity used as its Treadstone safehouse.

MénilmontantFilming in Ménilmontant, the 20th arrondissement of Paris. The old village climbs a hill, its main street rising 50 metres between the boulevard and rue des Pyrénées. Père Lachaise sits on the lower slope.

MontmartreFilming in Montmartre, the 18th arrondissement of Paris. Steep cobbled streets and stone staircases climb the highest hill in the city, and Amélie was shot here in 2001.

OpéraFilming in Opéra, Paris. Wide, treeless Haussmann boulevards lined with cream stone facades and wrought iron balconies converge on the Palais Garnier, with the glass domed department stores of Boulevard Haussmann close by.

PigalleFilming in Pigalle, Paris. Two wide boulevards of neon shop signs and working cabarets meet at Place Pigalle, with quiet gated lanes climbing toward Montmartre behind them.