A life size replica of the flame on the US Statue of Liberty. It also is being used as a memorial to Princess Diana who died in a car accident (????) in the tunnel underneath.

Even though this is really just a big flame statue, it’s quite moving due to the memorabilia people have laid out about Diana, and the fact it sits above the tunnel where the car crash took place. It’s actually quite emotional. It’s free - you...More

We stumbled upon this site while walking the area after a visit to the Eiffel Tower. I was glad that we did. Not only was it a neat US France relationship piece to see, we found out that it was also a makeshift Princess DI...More

The Flame of Liberty in Paris is a life-size replica of the Statue of Liberty’s flame and the friendship between France and the United States. It also has become a memorial to the death of Princess Diana when she died under the bridge. It was...More

We came across this on our way to the Orangerie and found it was the full sized replica of the NewYork’s Statue of Liberty. It is interesting but not worth going there just to see it.

Completed in 1989, the monument is a full-scale replica of the torch's flame from the Statue of Liberty located in New York. Nowadays is also an unofficial memorial for Princess Diana as it is very close to the place of her fatal accident in 1997.

On my travels around Paris, I was pleased to see a memorial to the late Princess Diana, who was tragically killed in the under pass below. Laid with flowers, it seemed a fopitting tribute to her life.