Lorraine - The Forgotten Kingdom - Chloe
Lorraine
The Forgotten Kingdom
Die Katedralen auf St. Marks is the largest Protestant Cathedral in Chloe' and is also one of the tallest structures. All major cathedrals in Chloe sit about 8 to 10 meters above the rest of the city, this was done to put God and his work above the rest of the city. This also ensured that no matter where in the city you stand, you could see the many Cathedral towers throughout the city towering over other city blocks.
Die Katedralen auf St. Christopher is the Largest Catholic Cathedral in Chloe', and sits in the center of the old cities hustle and bustle. Built in the late 1700's it has been the center for much activity in Chloe for over 200 years. Lately though the church has had troubles staying above bankruptcy thanks to very few Lorraine citizens attending Mass anymore. The Government has offered to buy the cathedral, but so far the members of the church have not budged. The Church continues to be very famous with tourists and tours ironically are one of the cathedrals main purposes now.
High Speed rail is a very important way of travel within the nation, and Chloe is a shining example of this. The city's central location has caused 6 major stations to be built, with almost 145 million people using the stations every year.
Lorraine's Central Business District, Panzer Plaza is teaming with billboards and action. Some of the area's hottest clubs sit in the basements or lower floors of the numerous hotels and buildings in the area. The plaze boasts six major buildings, with Lufthansa hosting its second biggest office in city, Continental holding its European HQ, Adidas having its HQ and Nike hosting its European office's in as well. The nations extremely business friendly attidtude has caused numerous companies to set up headquarters or major branches within the city to capitalize on Euro markets. On top of all these companies, many major Fashion Houses host not only their stores and boutiques but also workshops in the city. Notables include the likes of Fendi, Dolce&Gabbana, Coach, Chloe, Jean Paul Guiltier, and Prada.
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