Retro Alexander Travel Poster

For Egypt{argument name="city name" default="Alexander"} Create a richly textured vintage travel collage poster with a background of aged parchment featuring subtle stains, creases, map grids, postmarks, handwritten notes, and a dark brown texture. Employ a vertical poster composition to evoke the grand adventure poster feel of the 1930s, combining photorealistic collage, engraving illustrations, and vintage typographic design. Place the small coordinate text "31°12'N 29°54'E" at the top left, centered "ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT," and to the right "EST. 331 BC." The main title should occupy the top third: a large, deep navy blue bold serif font for "ALEXANDRIA," flanked by the striking red Arabic text "الإسكندرية." Below the title, add the tagline "WHERE THE MEDITERRANEAN TELLS ITS TIMELESS STORY." Construct the central scene as a dense montage of a historical city: the Lighthouse of Alexandria (Pharos Lighthouse) stands on the left by the sea; in the center is the Qaitbay Citadel, made of warm-toned stone, with the sloping, disc-shaped roof of the modern Library of Alexandria faintly visible behind it; an Egyptian flag hangs on a flagpole; a large, softly golden sun halo; the Mediterranean coastline and harbor waters; and a pale, ancient map labeled "MEDITERRANEAN SEA" and "ALEXANDRIA". Add two birds near the title area. Include three circular postmark or seal elements: an Alexandria Lighthouse postmark in the upper left, an Alexandria postmark with a wave pattern in the bottom center, and a small decorative seal near the café. Add two quotation/note boxes on the left: one containing the quote from Napoleon Bonaparte, "I have not seen any place that can compare with it," and the handwritten notes "Qaitbay Citadel" and "Lighthouse of Alexandria." The lower half showcases the bustling old streets of Alexandria: in the central foreground is a green vintage tram, number 215, on the tracks; to the right is a classic black and yellow taxi; behind it is a cream-red bus, along with palm trees, pedestrians, old European building facades and balconies; to the left are signs for Rue Fouad and Café Farouk, and to the right for Florence. The foreground includes a market and food display with six prominent food items/displays: a large platter of grilled fish and shrimp with lemon, a bowl of bread rolls, a basket of tomatoes and vegetables, a basket of oranges, a burlap sack with Arabic writing, and a patterned wooden produce box with Arabic writing. A "must-see" list of five items is added in the lower left corner: Qaitbay Citadel, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, Montazah Palace & Gardens, and The Corniche. At the bottom center, write "A CITY OF MANY LAYERS, A STORY THAT NEVER ENDS." Below that, write "DISCOVER HER PAST. LIVE HER PRESENT. LOVE HER FOREVER." Finally, repeat the coordinates in the bottom right corner. Color scheme: faded cream parchment, navy blue ink, rust-red Arabic numerals, warm sandstone, turquoise sea, soft green, taxi yellow, and sun ochre. Maintain clear and legible typography, ensuring the collage is extremely detailed and coherent, without modern watermarks, additional logos, or irrelevant text.