Cities of Love: Paris, Rome & Venice as Map Posters

There are cities where it seems every other visitor has fallen in love. It's not a statistic, but a feeling — and it has a reason: these cities are built like stage sets. On a map poster, they reveal their second beauty: the floor plan you never otherwise see.

Paris: the classic

The Seine in its curve, the axes radiating star-like towards the Arc de Triomphe, Montmartre as a tangle on the hillside — Paris is already a promise as a map. If you experienced a proposal there, you'll find the exact spot again on the poster.

Rome: three thousand years on one sheet

In Rome, ancient axes and baroque piazzas overlap into a pattern no other city possesses. The Tiber winds through it, and somewhere in there lies your trattoria, whose name you'll never forget.

Venice: the city without streets

On the map, Venice resembles a living creature: like a fish, the old town lies in the lagoon, the Grand Canal as an inverted S-curve running through it. A map motif that everyone recognises — yet belongs only to you when your date appears beneath it.

Florence: Renaissance as a floor plan

Compact, by the river, crowned by the dome: Florence is the quietest of the four — and perhaps the most elegant on your wall, especially in light colour palettes.

Weaving in your story

The motif becomes personal through what you make of it: the view from your hotel rather than the tourist centre, the date of your trip as a subtitle, the coordinates of the moment you want to keep forever. Whether as an anniversary gift or a memory of your travels: everything is designed in the editor — with live preview before you order.