The first place that most visitors to Verona want to visit is “Juliet’s House” with its famous balcony, where Romeo declared his love to Juliet. Juliet’s house in Verona, a city in the province of Verona of the same name (Veneto region, northern Italy) has become famous around the world for the romance of Romeo and Juliet depicted through the immortal stage play of great writer William Shakespeare.
This ancient mansion was built in the 13th century with the famous balcony where Romeo and Juliet confessed their love to each other. There are always many visitors from all over, especially couples and newlyweds. find. Nowadays, every couple after coming here writes down sweet words to commemorate their eternal love on small pieces of paper taped to the wall of Juliet’s house. The bronze statue of Juliet placed inside the small yard is also a stopping place for gentlemen who are longing to find a spark for their lives.
Opening hours:
Monday: 13:30 – 19:30
Tuesday – Sunday: 8:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m
Expense: Standard fare is 6 Euros; 4.5 Euro for a group of at least 20 people or students from 14 to 30 years old; 1 Euro for children and students from 8 to 13 years old. Special price for the first Sunday of the month is 1 Euro.
Huangshan, the mountain of love in China
Recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site in southern Anhui province, eastern China, the Huangshan range is legendary in tourism circles for its stunning landscapes, with cliffs and granite-shaped peaks. extraordinary. Along the trails to the top of Hoa Son, one of the high peaks of the Hoang Son range, people can easily see on the cable stretched over the deep abyss pieces of red cloth tied to locks with the names of the couple engraved. The promises of fidelity were interlocked, while the keys were thrown into the abyss.
The services of selling locks and engraving names in this area are always crowded with couples holding hands and waiting in line for their turn… Because in their hearts, this set of unopenable locks is a symbol of a commitment to love. forever together.
Heart-shaped coral reef in Queensland, Australia
A unique highlight and also a meeting point for geologists around the world, the world’s largest coral reef system The Great Barrier Reef is a coral reef shaped like a giant stone heart in the Whitsundays region. located between the Pacific and Indian Oceans. With more than 17km of coastline, this coral belt is the most photographed place on the planet today. For those in love, admiring this paradise island by seaplane will be an unforgettable experience.
The Great Barrier Reef was recognized as a world natural heritage site in 1981 with an extremely rich biodiversity. Coming here, visitors can find everything, can stay at luxury resorts or spend the night in tents close to nature. In addition to admiring the heart reef, this place also has Mossman Gorge, Daintree River, Bloomfield Falls, national parks…
Taj Mahal in Agra, India
This beautiful architectural work is evidence of a royal love story in India, when Emperor Shah Jahan loved his late wife, Queen Mumtaz Mahal, so much that he built a mausoleum to preserve his wife’s body. Love. Therefore, the original name of the Taj Mahal was Tat Bibica Rauza, meaning burial place of the queen of hearts.
This white marble and red sandstone castle took 22 years to complete. For 400 years, millions of couples around the world have visited the Taj Mahal when coming to India. Today, the Taj Mahal is one of the masterpieces of human architectural art.
Tou Romiou Petra Beach
Located on the coast of Cyprus in the Mediterranean, Tou Romiou Petra beach often attracts many couples from around the world. According to Greek mythology, Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, was born here and gave beauty to the world and remained here forever.
The above romantic legends have helped Tou Romiou Petra become a famous tourist destination. Many people believe that an end-of-day stroll on the pebbly white sand beach of Petra tou Romiou will be the ideal opportunity to confess your feelings to your lover because there is the goddess of love Aphrodite as witness. According to a local legend, if you swim around the Aphrodite Rock area, you will be lucky enough to experience eternal beauty…
Love locks in Pécs, Hungary
The practice of hanging love locks began in the Hungarian city of Pécs starting in 1980. Students of the Pécs Academy began hanging locks on the iron fence connecting the main square and the city’s cathedral. . Then this idea quickly spread and the iron fence was covered with locks. Nowadays, Pécs has become an attractive destination for couples.
Pont des Arts Lock Bridge, Paris France
Located on the romantic Seine River of the French capital, opposite the Lovre museum, Pont des Arts is one of the most famous love lock bridges in the world. Every year, many couples come here to walk on this 150m long bridge. They hung up padlocks engraved with their names and threw the keys into the Seine River. By doing so, couples believe that they will be together forever.
“Tree of Love” Tretriakovsky, Moscow Russia
On the Tretriakovsky pedestrian bridge in Moscow, Russia, the city government placed a “love tree”. This is where couples hang locks and throw the keys into the Moscow River. That way, no third person will be able to open the door of your lover’s heart anymore.
The Moscow road and bridge maintenance company discovered more and more locks hanging on the iron railings of the pedestrian bridge, so it decided to implement the above idea in April 2007. The “love tree” is nearly 2 meters high and now there are 4 more “love trees” like that placed on the bridge.
Tower of Love in Korea
Korean love locks are hung right at the foot of the Namsan TV tower in Seoul, South Korea. This is also a famous tourist destination that helps you see the entire panoramic view of the Korean capital from above. The city government estimates that there are currently about a million locks hooked to the observatory. Locks come in all shapes and sizes, from old to new and youthful designs. This is considered a very beautiful cultural feature of Korean people.
Lamppost of love, Rome, Italy
The lampposts on the Ponte Milvio bridge in Rome, Italy are an attractive destination for couples. This place is full of memories with love locks. The number of locks hanging on light poles is increasing and directly threatens the bridge’s architecture. That’s why the City Government placed chains on the bridge to reduce the burden on the light poles.
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