Emily in Paris is saying “ciao” to Venice, Italy.

For its fifth season, the Netflix series starring Lily Collins will travel to the canal-filled city.

All 10 episodes of season 5 will arrive on the streamer on Dec. 18.

Netflix describes the synopsis for the next season as, “Now the head of Agence Grateau Rome, Emily faces professional and romantic challenges as she adapts to life in a new city. But just as everything falls into place, a work idea backfires, and the fallout cascades into heartbreak and career setbacks. Seeking stability, Emily leans into her French lifestyle, until a big secret threatens one of her closest relationships. Tackling conflict with honesty, Emily emerges with deeper connections, renewed clarity, and a readiness to embrace new possibilities.”

Collins returns as Emily with Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park, Lucas Bravo, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery, William Abadie, Lucien Laviscount, Eugenio Franceschini, Thalia Besson, Paul Forman, Arnaud Binard, Minnie Driver, Bryan Greenberg and Michèle Laroque also starring.

Amid his contract being up at the end of season four, Bravo had admitted that his issues with his character Gabriel’s trajectory made him “question” if he wanted to return for a fifth season. However, the actor is confirmed to return and reprise his role. The actor previously told THR that he was hoping for some growth for Gabriel in season five because “he made a few choices that made me kind of grow away from him. We were very much alike in season one, but now, I don’t really know. I think I feel like he needs to get his shit together.”

Last season the series ventured to Rome for part of the season. “It was so great to go from Paris to Rome because you’re still in Europe and you’re still feeling that romance and passion of Europe, but you’re getting to experience a different part of history which was really fun,” Collins told The Hollywood Reporter at the show’s L.A. premiere for season 4 last year.

When the series traveled to Rome, there was an exchange of words from French President Emmanuel Macron, who said he would “fight hard” to keep Netflix’s hit comedy from moving to Italy. Meanwhile Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri told THR Roma of the comment, “Doesn’t President Macron have more pressing matters to worry about? I would like to believe, at least I would like to hope, that Macron was joking, because he ought to know that a production company like Netflix does not take orders from heads of state or make decisions based on political pressure.”

Netflix also unveiled a first look at the new season. THR shares the images below.