The map illustrates two proposed sites for a new restaurant in central Paris, comparing their surrounding landmarks, daily visitor numbers, and transport access across the River Seine.
Overall, both locations are situated near major attractions along the river. Location 1 is on the Right Bank near high-traffic cultural sites, whereas Location 2 is on the Left Bank directly adjacent to the Eiffel Tower, which attracts the highest number of daily visitors.
Location 1 is in the northwest corner of the map on the Right Bank, just west of a park. It sits immediately next to the Maritime Museum, which receives 8,000 visitors per day. Further east on the same bank is the Aquarium, attracting 2,000 daily visitors. The site is accessible from the south via the Bir Hakeim Bridge, the Lena Bridge, and the Debilly Footbridge.
Location 2 is on the Left Bank, inside a park area directly east of the Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower is the most heavily visited landmark in the area, drawing 16,000 visitors daily – twice as many as the Maritime Museum. Additional landmarks on the Left Bank include an Art Gallery to the east with 750 daily visitors and a Sports Centre to the west with 500 daily visitors. Location 2 is directly connected to the Right Bank via the Lena Bridge and the Debilly Footbridge, and it lies east of the Bir Hakeim Metro Station.