Ooh-La-La! These 16 TV Shows Set in Paris Are Très Magnifique

This comedy series is basically Entourage set in Paris, following three agents — Mathias, Gabriel and Andréa — at a Paris talent firm, A.S.K., as they struggle to keep their high-maintenance clients happy and their own sanity intact. The agents treat Paris like their playground, and you're sure to spot many notable hot spots and landmarks throughout the series.

Watch Call My Agent! on Netflix.

This musical drama stars André Holland as a failed NYC jazz pianist who moves to Paris to open a jazz club, never expecting that his daughter (who's played by Amandla Stenberg) will unexpectedly show up and throw a wrench into his freewheeling lifestyle. Rather than using Paris as a glossy, postcard-ready backdrop, The Eddy shows Paris as it really is: an increasingly multicultural and multiethnic city.

Watch The Eddy on Netflix.

In this comedy, heartbroken Parisian Elsa can't seem to get over her ex when she is unknowingly set up by her friends with a male escort — but what they don't expect is for Elsa to actually fall for him. There's no better setting for a rom-com series than the City of Love, and The Hook Up Plan proves it.

Watch The Hook Up Plan on Netflix.

This comedy series revolves around Joe, a down-on-his-luck family man who attempts to turn his father's kosher butcher shop into a marijuana coffee shop after learning that weed is going to be legalized in France. As well as being hilarious, Family Business offers an up-close-and-personal look at Paris' historic Marais district, which is known as one of the most important hubs of Jewish culture in Europe.

Watch Family Business on Netflix.

This fantasy horror series tells the story of Doina, a half-human, half-vampire teen struggling to suppress her emerging powers while trying to live as a normal high schooler in modern-day Paris. Of course, hiding her abilities is made even more challenging for Doina when a secret vampire cult called The Community starts pursuing her.

Watch Vampires on Netflix.

Set in near-future Paris, this French sci-fi series is basically an extended episode of Black Mirror, following the effects of a dating app — created by tech company Osmosis and run by brother-sister duo Paul and Esther — that matches people with their supposed soulmates based on an algorithm that uses brain data and personal memories. You probably won't be so eager to book a trip to Paris after watching this one.

Watch Osmosis on Netflix.

In this teen dramedy, a Russian princess training to be a ballerina at the Paris Opera Ballet School in 1905 accidentally finds herself transported to 2018, where she must hide her identity and attempt to blend in until her boyfriend can rescue her. She never expects that she'll actually start to enjoy life in 2018 Paris, and it's hard to blame her, considering the beautiful setting.

Watch Find Me in Paris on Hulu.

Set in 1960, this satirical comedy tells the story of André Merlaux, a young man who becomes a trainee officer with the French Secret Services at the height of the Cold War. You can expect plenty of espionage, double crossings, and hookups, all with the fun setting of Paris in the swinging '60s.

Watch A Very Secret Service on Netflix.

The Bonfire of Destiny takes place around the time of the devastating 1897 fire in Paris (which is known as the Charity Bazaar Fire), following three women whose lives are forever changed following the tragedy. Like Maison Close, this harrowing period drama gives viewers a dark look at life in Paris towards the end of the 19th century.

Watch The Bonfire of Destiny on Netflix.

In this thriller series, a famous serial killer known as The Mantis is recruited by police when a copycat killer begins terrorizing Paris 25 years later. She agrees to help, but only on one condition: she wants to work alongside her estranged son, who's now a cop.

Watch La Mante on Netflix.

As it's set entirely inside a police interview suite in Paris, this three-episode police interrogation series won't give you a great tour of the city. However, Criminal: France does offer a nail-biting drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Watch Criminal: France on Netflix.

Lily Collins stars in this upcoming series (which debuts on Netflix on Oct. 2) as Emily Cooper, a marketing exec from Chicago who relocates to Paris after landing her dream job. You can expect lots of romance, drama, and incredibly chic outfits as Emily adjusts to life in a fabulous foreign city.

Watch Emily in Paris on Netflix.