City: [city]

Format: a 3:2 premium travel poster built on 3D typography, blending luxury editorial destination advertising with realistic sculpted letterform architecture.

Hero: the city name "[city]" is the dominant subject and covers most of the canvas. Shape the letters as large, realistic three-dimensional sculptures in polished ceramic, glossy painted material, carved stone, soft plaster, sunlit architectural surfaces or materials suited to the city.

Landmarks inside the letters: every letter physically turns into part of the city's identity. Landmarks, skyline silhouettes, towers, arches, bridges, domes, balconies, windows, coastal shapes, cultural patterns or street details grow straight out of the letterforms and are built into them, never pasted behind or around the word. For example: a tower rising from a vertical stem, a bridge linking two letters, a dome shaping the curve of a round letter, rooftops forming the top edges, windows or ornaments set into the letter faces.

Camera: a low three-quarter angle, so the lettering feels monumental, cinematic, premium and friendly. Position the 3D city-name sculpture a little low in the frame, occupying the center and lower part of the poster, with plenty of negative space above it.

Header: across the top, a refined horizontal row of faded symbols of the city's landmarks, as translucent architectural glyphs or tiny vector icons. They stay very soft, elegant and secondary, in the manner of the header details of a premium magazine. Write each landmark's name under its icon. Everything in this row stays faded and premium.

Lighting: no visible sun in the top-left corner. Bright natural daylight, a soft key light from the upper left, a gentle fill, clean highlights, soft contact shadows under the letters and subtle ambient occlusion. The light feels cheerful, fresh and editorial, never dark or too cinematic.

Palette: bright and adapted to [city]:
- coastal cities: aqua, coral, cream, sunny yellow
- historic cities: warm stone, terracotta, olive, soft sky blue
- tropical cities: turquoise, mango, palm green, white
- mountain cities: alpine blue, meadow green, snow white, golden warmth
- nightlife cities: violet, cyan, peach, amber
Colors stay clean, optimistic, premium and controlled.

Editorial text (small, quiet and secondary, so the big 3D name stays the hero):
- a small uppercase header line such as "DESTINATION SERIES"
- a tiny location code such as "CITY / 01"
- thin vertical divider lines
- a minimal footer line, for example "VISIT [city]"
- small microtype coordinates or an issue number near the bottom edge

Background: clean and spacious, only a soft sky gradient, delicate clouds or an abstract color field. No extra landmarks in the background: the city's identity comes entirely from the lettering, apart from the faded header row of symbols.

Style: realistic 3D typographic sculpture, premium editorial travel advertising, a luxury magazine cover, cheerful wanderlust, bright modern optimism, clean art direction, cultural identity.

Avoid: generic travel posters; collages of separate landmarks; landmarks pasted behind the text; flat typography; cluttered backgrounds; a visible sun in the top-left corner; too many icons; dark cinematic lighting; muddy colors; a cheap souvenir look; an unreadable city name; distorted letters; random gradients; noisy textures; stock-template layouts; overdecorated tourist graphics.