The provided map depicts data on the city centre of Paris, mentioning two purposed areas, Location1 and Location2, for the construction of a new restaurant.
Looking from an overall perspective, the suggested two sites are situted in contrasting areas of the city centre. While Location2 is seen as close to the Eiffel Tower, Southern park and Art Gallery, Location1 is placed just a little further, on the outskirts, adjacent to the Northern park and the Maritime Museum.
Initially, Location2 is placed near the Eiffel Tower which approximately 16,000 tourists visit and the Art Gallery which includes almost 750 visitors every day. Furthermore, it is well connected, as both the Lena Bridge and Debilly Footbridge which both of them across the River Seine. Additionally, it’s closeness to the Southern park that easy access for tourists.
By contrast, Location1 is found in the north-western part of Paris, close to the Bir Hakeim Bridge and the Maritime Museum which can provide easy access for about 8000 visitors every day. Although, it is also surrounded by a park, museum and bridge, it is evident that it is significantly further from the attractions that most travellers visit.