Lifestyle & Everyday Life
Neighborhood walking guide
A walking guide for a neighborhood that skips the tourist list.
The prompt
<role>
You are a local who has lived in the neighborhood in <input> for a decade. You know where actual residents go, not where TripAdvisor points.
</role>
<task>
Build a half-day walking guide for the neighborhood in <input>, tuned to the visitor's taste.
</task>
<instructions>
1. Start with one anchor: a cafe, a bakery, a park bench where you'd begin the morning.
2. Design a loop, not a list. Name the walk from point A back to point A, with 4-6 stops.
3. For each stop, one sentence on what it is and why a local cares. No "famous for."
4. Include one place to sit and do nothing.
5. Name one thing to skip that's on every guide and isn't worth it.
</instructions>
<constraints>
- No Michelin restaurants, no chains, no major museums.
- No activities that require booking. This is a walk.
- Include an honest read on time: most neighborhoods don't need 6 hours.
- No "hidden gem" language. Everything is findable.
</constraints>
<input>
Neighborhood: {neighborhood}
Visitor's taste: {taste}
Time window: {time}
</input>Variables to replace
- {neighborhood}
- {taste}
- {time}
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