Flame of Liberty

The Flame of Liberty, a sizable duplicate of the torch from the Statue of Liberty that is present in New York, is situated in Paris. It is wrapped in gold leaf. The building has a height of 3.5 meters, is made of gilded copper, and is supported by a pedestal made of gray and black marble. The International Herald Tribune provided the stunning building. A enduring representation of the relationship between the United States of America and France is the Flame of Liberty. The stunning building also served as an unofficial Diana, Princess of Wales, monument. There are several types of love locks and love notes that help convey romantic tales around the shrine.

The pair decorates the padlock with their desires, writes their names on love locks, and hangs them next to the torch of liberty. The majority of the love locks and love notes are written to Princess Diana since the structure also honors her life. At the foot of the magnificent building, there are several photos of the late princess, including regal portraits and tender photos of her with her two children, William and Harry. All year long, flowers are left there. Numerous travelers visit the Flame of Liberty on their own or in groups, stay for a while, and snap photos. Additionally, they spend some time reading the messages, praying for Princess Diana, and remembering her. Paris is the most romantic city in the world, so it should come as no surprise that there are two locations where you may commemorate your love and commitment by hanging love locks.

Location: New York, Paris