Each season of this anthology series takes us to a different White Lotus resort, and the action moved from Hawaii to Italy for Season 2. San Domenico Palace in Taormina poses as the White Lotus Sicily, and it hosted many Hollywood stars, including Audrey Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor, before Mike White chose it for the setting of his Emmy-winning series.

“We saw a lot of properties in France and Italy. Many of them were small and wouldn’t photograph very well. But when we went to the San Domenico… there was just something about it. [The hotel] had a real vibe,” White told Architectural Digest.

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This clifftop retreat is overlooking the Ionian Sea, and it offers spectacular views of the active Mount Etna volcano and an ancient Greek theater called Teatro Antico di Taormina. Even though guests spent most of the time at the hotel, some scenes were also filmed in Noto and Palermo, including opulent palaces Villa Tasca and Villa Elena. Lumina Studios near Rome also served as the setting for certain scenes.

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Strand Bookstore

Dash & Lily centers on a pair of total strangers who form a special bond by trading messages through a mysterious red notebook. Their adventure starts at Strand, one of NYC’s most iconic independent bookstores—which every book lover has to visit while in this city.

Dyker Heights

If you ever happen to find yourself in NYC during the holiday season, Dyker Heights is the place to be. This Brooklyn neighborhood is best known for its elaborate Christmas light decorations, which look so extravagant people from all over the world come to check them out.

Two Boots Pizza

Believe it or not, the quirky pizzeria where Boomer works is 100% a real place, with several locations around New York. It’s best known for its eccentric ambiance and New Haven-style inspired pizza, and it’s been a huge hit with the locals for over three decades.

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Pont Alexandre III

Emily and her colleagues from Savoir used this spot as a backdrop for a perfume ad, which isn’t much as a surprise since this happens to be one of the most extravagant Art Nouveau bridges in Paris.

Palais Garnier

Emily had her Audrey Hepburn moment at this opulent opera house, which took our breath away with both its exterior and the grand staircase.

Atelier des Lumières

This immersive gallery is 100% real, and it presents classic pieces of art through one-of-a-kind exhibitions accompanied by music and video elements.

Café de l’Homme

Emily’s company threw a lavish launch party at this restaurant in the Trocadero, which offers some of the best views of the Eiffel Tower that you can get in all of Paris.

Café de Flore

Emily in Paris featured many chic cafés and restaurants, but this is one of the most important historic coffeehouses in the city that was often visited by high-profile clientele.

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Bixby Creek Bridge

It’s impossible to miss this stunning arch bridge while watching Big Little Lies, since it’s featured in the show’s opening sequence. It’s one of the most Instagram-worthy places on the Big Sur coast, and deserves a spot on everyone’s bucket list.

Old Fisherman’s Wharf

This attraction is a home to many of the cafés and restaurants where Madeline and the gang regularly hang out, including their favorite spot, modeled after Paluca Trattoria Restaurant.

Garrapata Beach

California is a home to many beautiful beaches, but not many of them compare to this one. Garrapata Beach serves as the backdrop for many of the show’s most compelling scenes, and it’s just as stunning in reality.

The post Stunning “Big Little Lies” Locations to Visit in Monterey appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Each season of this anthology series takes us to a different White Lotus resort, and the action moved from Hawaii to Italy for Season 2. San Domenico Palace in Taormina poses as the White Lotus Sicily, and it hosted many Hollywood stars, including Audrey Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor, before Mike White chose it for the setting of his Emmy-winning series.

“We saw a lot of properties in France and Italy. Many of them were small and wouldn’t photograph very well. But when we went to the San Domenico… there was just something about it. [The hotel] had a real vibe,” White told Architectural Digest.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by JEREMY AUSTIN (@jeremyaustiin)

This clifftop retreat is overlooking the Ionian Sea, and it offers spectacular views of the active Mount Etna volcano and an ancient Greek theater called Teatro Antico di Taormina. Even though guests spent most of the time at the hotel, some scenes were also filmed in Noto and Palermo, including opulent palaces Villa Tasca and Villa Elena. Lumina Studios near Rome also served as the setting for certain scenes.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Villa Tasca (@villatascaofficial)

The post Where Was “The White Lotus” Season 2 Filmed? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Strand Bookstore

Dash & Lily centers on a pair of total strangers who form a special bond by trading messages through a mysterious red notebook. Their adventure starts at Strand, one of NYC’s most iconic independent bookstores—which every book lover has to visit while in this city.

Dyker Heights

If you ever happen to find yourself in NYC during the holiday season, Dyker Heights is the place to be. This Brooklyn neighborhood is best known for its elaborate Christmas light decorations, which look so extravagant people from all over the world come to check them out.

Two Boots Pizza

Believe it or not, the quirky pizzeria where Boomer works is 100% a real place, with several locations around New York. It’s best known for its eccentric ambiance and New Haven-style inspired pizza, and it’s been a huge hit with the locals for over three decades.

The post Discover the Magic of New York City with “Dash & Lily” appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Pont Alexandre III

Emily and her colleagues from Savoir used this spot as a backdrop for a perfume ad, which isn’t much as a surprise since this happens to be one of the most extravagant Art Nouveau bridges in Paris.

Palais Garnier

Emily had her Audrey Hepburn moment at this opulent opera house, which took our breath away with both its exterior and the grand staircase.

Atelier des Lumières

This immersive gallery is 100% real, and it presents classic pieces of art through one-of-a-kind exhibitions accompanied by music and video elements.

Café de l’Homme

Emily’s company threw a lavish launch party at this restaurant in the Trocadero, which offers some of the best views of the Eiffel Tower that you can get in all of Paris.

Café de Flore

Emily in Paris featured many chic cafés and restaurants, but this is one of the most important historic coffeehouses in the city that was often visited by high-profile clientele.

The post Most Stunning Filming Locations from Netflix Series “Emily in Paris” appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Bixby Creek Bridge

It’s impossible to miss this stunning arch bridge while watching Big Little Lies, since it’s featured in the show’s opening sequence. It’s one of the most Instagram-worthy places on the Big Sur coast, and deserves a spot on everyone’s bucket list.

Old Fisherman’s Wharf

This attraction is a home to many of the cafés and restaurants where Madeline and the gang regularly hang out, including their favorite spot, modeled after Paluca Trattoria Restaurant.

Garrapata Beach

California is a home to many beautiful beaches, but not many of them compare to this one. Garrapata Beach serves as the backdrop for many of the show’s most compelling scenes, and it’s just as stunning in reality.

The post Stunning “Big Little Lies” Locations to Visit in Monterey appeared first on Traveler Dreams.