Wall of Love

The Love Wall is located in a small street park on the hillside of the North Montmartre Highlands, where many literati live in Paris, France. In the small park there is a black-blue wall with a wall of 40 square meters and composed of 511 dark blue rectangular tiles. The words "I love you" are written in 311 fonts and 280 languages. The three Chinese characters in the vertical row can be found on the far left of the wall, but the word "love" is traditional. On the top of the wall is a portrait of a beautiful woman wearing a dark blue sling skirt and reclining on a small table. The next few lines of small words read: "Keep sane, forced is impossible", this is the love wall of the nose.

Love Wall was founded on February 14, 2001, in Montmartre Heights, Paris, France. The founder of Love Wall was a musician named Balon, who asked a French female designer to design Love Wall. The wall is 40 square meters and consists of 511 dark blue rectangular tiles, complete with the same sentence “I love you” in 311 fonts and 280 languages. Above the wall, there is a beautiful image, wearing a dark blue sling skirt, reclining on a small table, a few lines next to it read: Love can not be forced, be treated rationally. Tickets: Free address: Square Jehan Rictus, Pl. des Abbesses, 75018 Paris, French subway: take Line 12 to Abbesses Station Bus: take Montmartrobus to Abbesses Station

From Sacred Heart Cathedral to the Hills Square, and then back there is a small garden, some sitting on benches, on one side of the garden is a gable of a building, a blue piece, written in various languages I love you.

The Wall of Love is an interesting place in Montmartre. A lot of people gather, waiting in line to take a photo with their loved one, or compare some love verse. A bit of a problem is the lush vegetation that covers a large part of this area

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