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Writer's pictureChristine Childress

Off-The-Beaten-Path in Paris: The "I Love You" Wall in Paris



Discover this whimsical public art mural tucked away in a charming Paris square that serves as a backdrop for professions of love.


Why Visit: Snap romantic photos and selfies against colorful artwork proclaiming love in many languages.


For Those Who: Appreciate urban public art, want to find unique or offbeat photo backdrops, believe Paris is for lovers.


In the heart of Montmartre's Abbesses district lies the lesser-known "I Love You" Wall winding its way around Square Jehan Rictus. This vibrant mural was painted by local artist Frédéric Baron as an interactive ode to love with "I love you" beautifully rendered in over 300 languages.


Stroll through the leafy square to find your special someone’s native tongue or your own. Trace your hands along the bright letters and symbols. Pose for sweet photos and selfies with proclamations of devotion in exotic scripts framing you and your loved one.


This hidden gem offers the perfect backdrop for capturing romantic moments and memories without the crowds of more famous Parisian sites. It’s a whimsical spot to create lasting mementos and celebrate love across cultures.


What You Need to Know: The "I Love You" Wall is located in Square Jehan Rictus in Montmartre's Abbesses neighborhood near the Abbesses metro.



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