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The love lock bridge is full of locks, in spite of the ban, with messages of love written on all of them in a variety of languages. It was clear that some people clearly came prepared with a monogramed lock or a unique looking lock,...More
I often stay in an apartment close to this pedestrian bridge and use it to get from the Left Bank to the Right Bank, often en route to the nearby Louvre. Prior to 2008 when the love locks phase started, I found this to be...More
Your no longer allowed to leave a lock on the bridge but a few are still about. The walk along the Seine near sunset is spectacular. With views of a few historic buildings. Grab a fresh baguette and a bottle of wine. You won't be...More
This bridge is close to the Palais of Louvre on the River Seine and is a lovers bridge where padlocks used to be locked on the bridge to signify love for one another. Today it is no longer possible to do this anymore.
This bridge is a wide, wooden walkway, pedestrian bridge that crosses the Seine from the Louvre to the Quai de Conti. The bridge affords great views up and down river. It is lined with metal railings covered by glass. Be careful during inclement weather, we...More
Love lost with the weight of lock in the bridge.The bridge which was once loaded with lots of lock has been barren and people are trying to do the same with the other bridge.For now the locks have been replaced with a beautiful scenes of...More
Coming as a couple, the first thing we wanted to do is lock our very own padlock to the bridge, we walked about 20minutes from the Louvre to the bridge to find that this no longer existed. All the padlocks were removed and the bridge...More
As a pedestrian bridge it is the perfect place to take in the views and have a look around. Even without all the padlocks it’s still a place to show love and there are padlocks on the lamp posts.
Great bridge for a stroll with good views. We left a padlock on one of the lights. Padlocks are around €5 to buy from the bridge.
The love locks are no more. There are still some traces of them around lamp posts but most have been removed. Nice bridge in a lovely part of Paris.
