Posters retro Infografik Paris Frankreich im Vintage-Stil

Travel destination infographic titled "Paris, France" with a hero skyline / landmark illustration at the top, featuring the Eiffel Tower, classic Haussmann rooftops, chimneys, and a romantic Paris city silhouette. Include a small simplified MAP / silhouette showing where Paris sits in northern France, with a tiny France outline and a dot marking Paris. Add 5 TOP SIGHTS as numbered callouts with small icons and clear English labels: 1. "Eiffel Tower" — "Paris's iron landmark with sweeping city views." icon: tower. 2. "Louvre Museum" — "World-famous art museum, home to the Mona Lisa." icon: museum / pyramid. 3. "Notre-Dame Cathedral" — "Historic Gothic cathedral on the Île de la Cité." icon: cathedral. 4. "Montmartre" — "Hilltop artistic district known for Sacré-Cœur and café streets." icon: hill / basilica. 5. "Arc de Triomphe" — "Grand monument anchoring the Champs-Élysées." icon: triumphal arch. Add a quick-facts strip with labels IN English: "Best season: Spring or early autumn", "Currency: Euro (€)", "Language: French", "Typical day budget: €120–€220", "Time zone: CET / CEST". Include iconic cuisine section with 3 must-try dishes labeled: "Croissant", "French onion soup", "Crème brûlée". Visual style: retro travel poster, sun-faded warm palette, designed as a photorealistic vintage-inspired travel infographic poster with elegant aged-paper texture, nostalgic poster composition, soft golden light, refined French editorial charm, warm cream, terracotta, muted blue, dusty rose, and faded gold tones. Emphasize classic essentials travel mood, readable typography, balanced information hierarchy, editorial travel magazine illustration, evocative postcard composition, vector-clean infographic layout. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, 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.