Romantic continuous-flow Paris
Description
Romantic walks, Paris attracts every year of the lovers of the whole world. Here is an unusual route or the Parisian romanticism is in every corner of street and where you discover the eternal charm of the Seine. Down from the tours of Notre-Dame in strolls on quays via the Pont des Arts, the wall of I love you, the museum of the romantic life Paris did not steal its reputation from big romantic!
Technical informations
5.7 km
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max. 82 m
min. 27 m
59 m
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Accessibility | ||||
Styles : BaladeIn town Public : FamilyTeenagers Theme : Couples | ||||
Altimetric profile
Starting point
Points of interest
Flower market Louis Lépine
Specialized market flowers, birds, other small animals of enjoyment. Halfway between market and bare hall, the flower market is established by detached houses of time 1900. He proposes an important offer of flowers, plants and shrubs. It is opened every day from 8 am till 7 pm. The market in birds opens on Sundays and proposes a big variety of birds among which certain rare, cages, seeds and other accessories. This market proposes different typical of plants, flowers as well of season as the Whole World and accessories. It is colored all year long. On Sundays, this market welcomes that of the animals with a strong majority of birds. But also seeds and food for rodents, cages, accessories...
Square du Vert-Galant
Created by the meeting of several small islands of which the island to the Jews (where were burned the last Knight Templars) and the island of the Patriarch. The public garden owes its name to Henri IV, nicknamed the "Vert-Galant" because of his numerous mistresses in spite of its advanced age. The public garden is dominated by an equestrian statue of Henri IV resting on the Pont-neuf (which separates the public garden besides from the island). A commemorative tablet calls back besides that it is in this place that took place, March 18th, 1314, executions on the stake of two higher dignitaries of the order of the Temple, Jacques de Molay and Geoffroy de Charnay. Before welcoming a public garden, 2 665 m2 were devolved to baths by 1765, then to café with live music in 1865. This one was destroyed by a flood in 1879. The public garden welcomes a fountain Wallace with button. In 2007, it obtained the label " ecological green spaces " awarded by ÉCOCERT. Source : Wikipédia
Musée de la vie romantique, The museum of the romantic Life
The museum of the romantic Life is installed in the house of the painter Ary Scheffer, built in 1830. Situated to Pigalle, in the district of New Athens, the museum reconstitutes a harmonious historic frame evoking the romantic time. The ground floor is dedicated to George Sand: portraits, furniture, and jewels of the XVIIth and XIXth centuries. On the first floor, the paintings of the painter Ary Scheffer are surrounded with works of his contemporaries.Two annual temporary exhibitions are organized as well as concerts, readings and animations for children. In the garden of the museum, the seasonal tearoom, real open haven of peace from March till October, allows to have a greedy gourmet break.
The wall of "Je t'aime"
The wall of I love you, is an inescapable place for the lovers of the whole world making an appointment in Paris. The wall, built on a surface of 40 m ², consists of 612 tiles in enamelled lava, on which bloom 311 " I love you ". The brightness of red color on the fresco are the pieces of a broken heart, a symbol of a humanity which tears and which the wall tends to gather. This monument unusual and dedicated to love is set up in a public garden of the place of Abbesses, on the butte Montmartre. Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito are at the origin of this wall.? It is marked on this wall " I love you! " In known or unknown languages. All the languages of 192 member states belonging to the Organization of the Close Nations are reproduced as Dzongkha, Khirghiz or Bislama but also Basque and bambara, Catalan and Corsican, Kurdish, innuktitut, navajo, Occitan or Yiddish. " I love you! ". And even in sign language or in hieroglyphs. The access of the wall of " I love you " is free.
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The Cirkwi brief
Immersing yourself in the heart of Paris, a city renowned for its romantic allure, becomes a vivid reality with "Balades Fluviales Fabienne Lemoine Fondateur's" meticulously crafted walking itinerary. This journey is not just about moving from one point to another; it's an invitation to experience the soul of Paris. Through this route, couples are encouraged to explore the intimate and picturesque settings along the Seine, from the historical Pont des Arts to the captivating surroundings that inspired countless artists and lovers throughout history. It's a celebration of love, history, and the intrinsic beauty of Paris, designed to create unforgettable moments.
Key Metrics of Your Paris Walk
The itinerary spans approximately 5.7 km, with the highest elevation reaching 83 meters and the lowest at 27 meters, introducing a modest elevation change across the journey. From the starting altitude rise of 56 meters to its reduction, the route promises a gentle but engaging physical challenge, suitable for walkers of most fitness levels. Created by Balades Fluviales Fabienne Lemoine Fondateur, this walk integrates both the serene and dynamic aspects of Paris, guiding visitors through its venerable streets and riverside views.
Seasonal Tips for Parisian Strolls
Paris flaunts a distinct charm in every season, making this itinerary feasible year-round. In spring, enjoy the blooming landscapes along the Seine; however, carry an umbrella for unpredictable showers. Summers are perfect for late evening walks when the city glows at sunset, but hydration is key. Fall brings a romantic palette of colors, ideal for photography enthusiasts, while winter, despite being chillier, offers fewer crowds. Always ensure comfortable footwear for cobbled streets and stay vigilant near the riverbanks, especially during rain when surfaces may become slippery.
Exploring the Heart of French History
Paris, not merely a city but a symbol of artistic and cultural zeniths throughout the ages, stands proudly with the Seine running through its heart. This itinerary not only guides through scenic routes but also traverses through layers of Parisian history. From the revolutionary architecture of the Pont des Arts to the historic heartbeats within Notre-Dame’s towers, every step echoes the rich narratives of love, art, and resilience. It invites walkers to witness the history while subtly reminding them of Paris' role in shaping the cultural and artistic landscape of France and beyond.
Best Times for Parisian Weather
The climate of Paris is predominantly oceanic, leading to mild temperatures and moderate rainfall throughout the year. The most favorable months to explore the outdoors are late spring through summer (May to August), when daylight is abundant and the weather is pleasantly warm. Fall (September to October) also offers beautiful autumnal hues with comfortable temperatures, though rain showers become more frequent. For those preferring quieter walks, winter (November to February) provides a unique perspective of the city, albeit with cooler temperatures and shorter days. Always prepare for variable weather conditions.