Love locks have become a 21st century symbol of romance. Famously suggested in Federico Moccia's novels Tre Metri sopra il Cielo (Three Meters above the Sky) and Ho Voglia di Te (I Desire You), placing your padlock on a bridge has become a worldwide tradition - although it is widely believed that the origins are in China a long time before the Moccia novels. Sadly, some bridges become overburdened and the locks are removed but there are still some great places where you can make this heartfelt gesture. And new places are beginning to become popular.
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1. Pont De L’Archevêché, Paris, France
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A stunning setting over the River Seine and overlooked by Notre Dame cathedral.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
2. Luzhkov Bridge, Moscow Russia
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It’s traditional for newlywed Russians to share a kiss on a bridge. It’s said to bring good luck to the happy couple. The pedestrian Luzhkov Bridge over the Moskva River features trees, “planted” so that lovers can attach their love locks.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
3. North Seoul Tower, South Korea
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What a way to crown the top of Nam Mountain.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
4. Hohenzollern Bridge, Cologne, Germany
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The liebesschloesser make a nice sight for the passing train passengers!
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
5. Enoshima, Japan
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So romantic! On the cliffside of Enoshima Island is a pavilion with a bell that is dedicated to the myth of a five-headed dragon who loved a heavenly maiden until he died. Couples ring the bell together to vow their eternal love and place a lock on the fence around the pavilion to commemorate this act.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
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6. Brooklyn Bridge, New York, USA
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Locks are accompanied by messages written on the girders.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
7. Venice, Italy
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Naturally, love locks have found their way to one of the world's most romantic cities.
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In Venice, couples have embraced the charming tradition of love locks to symbolize their unbreakable bond. Wandering through the labyrinth of canals and bridges, sweethearts find a spot to place their padlocks and toss the keys into the shimmering waters below. The Ponte dell'Accademia has become a hotspot for such romantic gestures, creating a striking contrast against the serene backdrop of this historic city. However, remember to show love for Venice too by respecting the local regulations and the fragile infrastructure of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
8. Yellow Mountain, Huangshan, China
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The mountain's chain link fences are being covered in love locks - mainly by newlyweds.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
9. Albert Dock, Liverpool, UK
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Albert Dock is a redeveloped part of the historic Mersey riverfront.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
10. New Westminster Park, Vancouver, Canada
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Metro Vancouver's amorous couples have a public location to literally seal their passion with padlocks
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
11. Pecs, Hungary
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Pecs claims to have started the trend back in the 1980s, before Moccia's book brought the idea to Rome's Milvian Bridge.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
12. Korakuen Gardens, Tokyo, Japan
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Korakuen is one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
13. Naples, Italy
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No bridges in Naples but the lampposts around the bayfront are a good substitute.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
14. Tumski Bridge, Wroclaw, Poland
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After attaching the padlock, lovers throw the keys into the Odra River.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
15. Montevideo, Uruguay
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Attached to the fountain is a plaque which reads, “The legend of this young fountain tells us that if a lock with the initials of two people in love is placed in it, they will return together to the fountain and their love will be forever locked.”
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
16. Two Lover's Point, Guam, USA
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Puntan dos Amantes is a picturesque and incredibly romantic spot that overlooks the ocean.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
17. Teshin Bridge, Odessa, Ukraine
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To save damage to the bridge, the authorities have the perfect answer: a special heart shaped sculpture.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
18. Bell Tower, Perth, Australia
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One of the few places where you can actually pay to place your padlock. Pay extra and you can ring the bell to declare your love.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
19. Grand Priory Square, Prague, Czech Republic
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The love locks are close to the John Lennon Wall.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
20. Redemptionist Church of Baclaran, Manilla, the Philippines
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A meeting of love and faith.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
21. Zion Canyon, Utah, USA
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Couples can attach their love padlocks to a metal sculpture outside an entrance to Zion National Park.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
22. Parys, South Africa
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Locks gather on a suspension bridge over the Vaal River.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
23. Groenburgwal Bridge, Amsterdam
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A great location for a couples' gesture of love. The bridge is a popular location and photo opp thanks to the background view which includes the iconic Zuiderkerk Tower.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
24. Juliet's House, Verona, Italy
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Could there be anywhere more perfect to seal your relationship than the location of the world's greatest love story.
Oh, love locks are these cute, romantic gestures where couples attach a padlock to a bridge or fence and then throw away the key, symbolizing their everlasting love. It's such a sweet idea!
Absolutely! There are well-known spots like Paris and Rome, but you can find amazing places all over the world. The Pont des Arts in Paris was super iconic before they took down the locks, but don't worry, there are plenty of other spots to explore!
Not always. Some places have banned them to protect the structures or for safety reasons. It's always a good idea to check local rules before leaving your little piece of love history.
The origin is kind of a mystery, but many believe it started in Serbia during World War I as a local tradition. Since then, it’s just taken off worldwide as a romantic gesture!
Yes! 'Our love is the key to everything.' I think it's simple yet profound, and perfect for a love lock, don't you?
25. Milvian Bridge, Rome, Italy
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Sadly, the locks that adorned the bridge, as in Moccia's novel, were removed in 2006 but there are other places in Rome to make your gesture of undying love like Ponte Vecchio, and fittingly, Via Dell’Amore.
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Capri: It was taken down in Brooklyn Bridge because of the weight.
GJP: I love this tradition.
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