Paris Food Route Prompt

[CITY] = "Paris" Create a hyper-realistic 3D ONE-DAY FOOD ROUTE infographic poster based on the real geography and culinary culture of Paris, France, with the iconic EIFFEL TOWER as the central landmark and visual anchor of the composition. CORE OBJECTIVE: Generate a realistic, non-fantasy, full-day Parisian culinary journey with exactly 6 food stops, moving in a logical, one-directional linear path across Paris's real arrondissements, with the Eiffel Tower prominently featured in the 3D diorama. GEOGRAPHIC ACCURACY (CRITICAL): Real Landmarks: Place the Seine River cutting through the city, the Eiffel Tower in the 7th arrondissement (Champ de Mars), Notre-Dame on Île de la Cité, Sacré-Cœur on Montmartre hill, the Louvre, and Pont Alexandre III bridge in their correct relative positions. District Logic: Use real arrondissement names (Le Marais, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Montmartre, Latin Quarter, Trocadéro, etc.). Spatial Anchors: The Seine River must divide Right Bank (Rive Droite) and Left Bank (Rive Gauche) accurately. Eiffel Tower stays on the Left Bank side. No Backtracking: Route flows logically from 1 to 6, ending with a scenic Eiffel Tower view. FOOD ROUTE STRUCTURE — EXACTLY 6 STOPS: Stop 1 (08:30): Traditional French Breakfast — Buttery croissant & café au lait at a classic boulangerie in Le Marais (4th arr.) Stop 2 (10:30): Morning Market Bite — Fresh jambon-beurre baguette sandwich at Marché des Enfants Rouges or a Saint-Germain market Stop 3 (13:00): Authentic Parisian Lunch — Steak frites or Coq au Vin at a historic bistro in the Latin Quarter (5th arr.) Stop 4 (15:30): Iconic French Pastry — Macarons & mille-feuille at a patisserie near Saint-Germain-des-Prés (6th arr.) Stop 5 (17:00): Classic Parisian Drink — Espresso or Kir Royale at a sidewalk café in Trocadéro (16th arr.) with Eiffel Tower view Stop 6 (19:30): Dinner Finale — Fine dining French cuisine (escargot, duck confit, French onion soup) at a romantic restaurant on Champ de Mars (7th arr.), directly under the glittering Eiffel Tower MAP DESIGN (3D DIORAMA): Perspective: High-angle isometric 3D raised map showing Haussmann-style building density, the Seine River curving through, and the Eiffel Tower rising majestically as the tallest 3D element. Visual Path: A glowing golden sequence line connecting pins 1 through 6, ending at the Eiffel Tower. Transit Logic: Solid line for walking (2km), labeled "Métro Transfer". Miniature Scenes: Tiny 3D food props next to each pin (croissant, baguette, steak plate, macaron tower, espresso cup, fine dining plate). ITINERARY PANEL: Premium editorial sidebar with: Title: "YOUR ONE-DAY PARIS FOOD ITINERARY" List: All 6 stops with Time, Category, Dish Name, and Real Arrondissement Footer Stats: Total Stops: 6 | Total Duration: ~11 hrs | Route Type: One-Way Linear | Final Destination: Eiffel Tower EIFFEL TOWER FEATURE PANEL (Bonus Info Box): Small elegant info card near the Eiffel Tower 3D model: 📏 Height: 330m (1,083 ft) 📅 Built: 1887–1889 👷 Architect: Gustave Eiffel 🏆 UNESCO World Heritage Site LIGHTING & AESTHETIC: Time-Lapse Lighting: Soft golden morning light on the left/east side (Le Marais), transitioning to warm Parisian sunset and "blue hour" glow on the right/west side, with the Eiffel Tower sparkling in evening light at the route's end. Cleanliness: No distorted text, no fake neighborhood names, no generic travel icons. Use only Parisian cultural objects around the edges (berets, wine bottles, baguettes, vintage Métro signs, Art Nouveau details). TECHNICAL SPECS: Hyper-realistic 3D rendering, octane render quality, cinematic depth of field, 8K resolution, magazine editorial style, pastel Parisian color palette (cream, gold, soft pink, navy blue), professional infographic poster design. ASPECT RATIO: 9:16 (vertical, optimized for Instagram Reels/Pinterest) NEGATIVE PROMPT: fantasy city, circular route, returning to start, crossing the Seine without bridges, zigzag path, more than 6 stops, fewer than 6 stops, generic international food (no burgers/pizza/sushi), distorted typography, fake landmarks, overlapping route lines, missing Eiffel Tower, incorrect Seine geography.