Kampa Footbridge, love along the water

On the Čertovka canal, a calm arm of the Vltava, a small footbridge crosses the water at the heart of Kampa Island, nicknamed "the Venice of Prague." Covered with love locks, a stone's throw from the Lennon Wall and the Charles Bridge, it has become a place of vows. Padlove carries on its gesture: your love lock, with both your names, without ever weighing on its railings.

The story of the place

Nestled on Kampa Island, between the Charles Bridge and the Lennon Wall, this footbridge crosses the Čertovka, the narrow canal that earned the district its nickname of "the Venice of Prague." The place, romantic and away from the crowds, naturally drew couples who came to seal their promise here.

Over the years, its railings became covered with love locks. Each lock closed by two lovers became the mark of a vow, hung above the water that runs toward the Vltava. The footbridge thus joined the constellation of bridges around the world where people come to say "forever."

But the metal accumulates and weighs on the heritage. Padlove takes up this gesture without damaging it: your love lock lives on the map, with both your names, never on the railing. The promise stays, the footbridge stays free.

Why seal your love lock here

• Seal your vow in one of the most romantic places in Prague, along the Čertovka.
• Carry on the love-lock gesture without adding a single gram to the footbridge's railings.
• Keep your promise legible forever, with both your names, in the Venice of Prague.

Continue the journey

• Pont des Arts — The bridge of lovers from all over the world, made eternal.
• Pont de l’Archevêché — The narrowest of Paris bridges, the widest for hearts.
• Passerelle Léopold-Sédar-Senghor — From the Musée d’Orsay to the Tuileries garden, a pas de deux.