Rome vacation infographic with food guide and top sights

Travel destination infographic titled "Rome" with a hero skyline / landmark illustration at the top, featuring the Colosseum, St. Peter's Basilica dome, the Pantheon, and warm Roman rooftops. Include a small simplified MAP / silhouette showing where Rome sits in central Italy, with a highlighted dot for the city and a tiny Europe inset for context. Create 6 TOP SIGHTS as numbered callouts with clean readable labels, each with a small icon: 1. "Colosseum" — Ancient amphitheater and the enduring symbol of imperial Rome. 2. "Pantheon" — Remarkably preserved Roman temple crowned by a vast dome and oculus. 3. "Trevi Fountain" — Baroque fountain famous for coin-toss tradition and sculptural drama. 4. "Campo de' Fiori Market" — Lively square market ideal for produce, street snacks, and food culture. 5. "Trastevere" — Atmospheric neighborhood of trattorias, cobbled lanes, and classic Roman dining. 6. "Testaccio Market" — Excellent stop for authentic local food, market stalls, and traditional Roman flavors. Add a quick-facts strip with labels in English: "Best season", "Currency", "Languages", "Typical day budget", "Time zone" and values: "Shoulder season: April-May, October-November", "Euro (€)", "Italian", "$90-$180 / €80-€165", "CET / CEST". Include a food-focused section titled "Must-try dishes" with 3 dishes: "Cacio e pepe", "Carbonara", "Suppli". Add short food notes in English such as handmade pasta, pecorino and black pepper, egg-based sauce without cream, and fried rice croquette with molten mozzarella. Emphasize a food-focused Rome city guide for an off-peak visit, with tasteful editorial framing, sharp readable typography, no exploitative imagery of local people, and no orientalist clichés. Visual style: minimal flat illustration, sun-faded warm palette of terracotta, ochre, dusty peach, sandstone, olive, and faded sky blue; calm golden-hour mood; balanced editorial travel magazine illustration, evocative postcard composition, vector-clean infographic layout. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real airline / hotel logos, no watermarks Tasteful editorial framing, no exploitative imagery of local people, no orientalist clichés, no airline / hotel brand logos. Currency and language facts must be accurate.